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Will a revolution in telecine technology reinvigorate the large post facilities? What the holy grail was to medieval knights, the concept of a do-it-all device is to today's post practitioners. […]

Surveys indicate that television viewers would prefer to have more program selection before improved resolution on their monitors. The new high-definition television technology will have to play other roles in broadcasting besides picture-improvement, such as providing more channels in a smaller portion of the radio spectrum. A description of a future system that provides these changes is included.

How top TV designers play with perception to make tomorrow's sets thinner, sleeker, wilder Remember when a television was just a TV set? That's when catching a movie meant going [...]

TaiwanEs tech titans are fast catching up with flat -screen supremo Korea for command of the multi-billion dollar market to build screens for the flatter thinner televisions and computers. Taiwanese panel makers have learned from the Koreans.

Parents can control the amount of television their children watch by using a 'television-budgeting' device. Some of these devices control the television with a card that turns the TV on or off. Others use a personal identification number., How to wean your child from the channel changer Evidence is piling higher by the moment that television is making kids fat. It's not so much that they're dipping into [...]

It wasn't too long ago that the only way to get movies, music and photos from your computer to your TV was to shell out $2,000 on a home media [...]

Manufacturers of television sets are incorporating new technologies and features, such as wider screens, closed caption capabilities and dark tint tubes, into their newest designs. Manufacturers are trying to address the main concern of the consumer, which is picture quality. The new black glass screen reflects ambient light to improve the picture contrast and color. Initial sales of wide screen TVs are expected to be slow, probably because of the $4,000 to $5,000 price tag. Closed caption capabilities may be a good marketing tool for those who prefer a low volume or wish to learn English., With widescreen, flat screen, dark screen and closed captioning becoming integral parts of retail lingo, the television picture is changing rapidly this year. And while many industry officials concede that [...]

Here's a suggestion to any computer manufacturer who is looking for the next big innovation in notebooks. Rotatable screens! There are desktop computers with rotating displays and even the new [...]

Xceive Corp. has announced the availability of advanced picture-in-picture (PIP) television technology called ChannelVista. By incorporating ChannelVista using Xceive's silicon tuner ICs, television manufacturers can offer consumers multiple PIPs, updated [...]

Last spring, I asked 100 TV executives to predict which new TV technology is most likely to succeed. The choices were high-definition TV, video-on-demand, interactive TV and the digital video [...]

The Mandrake facial recognition solution from TSSI of Swindon, United Kingdom, is available in two versions. The Mandrake Database matches images to a database, while Mandrake Surveillance monitors and matches [...]

Interactivity is not for everyone. As Time Warner Cable's well-documented (and abandoned) experiment with the Full Service Network showed, customers didn't really care about all the extra whistles and bells. [...]

A team of engineers at LaserPacific Media Corp., Hollywood, Calif., has developed a new system for making high-def post-production more efficient. The new High Definition SuperComputer Assembly system creates 24p [...]

The Japanese government and the private TV sector will join together to create a digital broadcasting system to produce TV sets which will connect to the Internet by remote control. [...]

With HD still a relatively small market, facilities might find it hard to make that leap of faith. Foo Tiang Khuen talks to a facility that made the bold jump [...]

This guide on high definition post production is the second in a series of guides Asia Image is publishing this year. Included in every other issue of the monthly Asia [...]

Studios wrestling over digital content controls WASHINGTON With final details of a digital copy-protection deal among cable operators, TV makers and the studios expected imminently, the annual Consumer Electronics Show [...]

Everyone seems to want interactive TV, but getting it out to millions of American eyeballs is a problem. Oxygen recently signed off on testing interactive games and enhanced women's rugby [...]

Forget driving to the store to develop photos-cable subscribers will soon be able to order prints from digital cameras through their set-top boxes. Three companies will be displaying their new [...]

Title: CEO, iSurfTV, a less than 2-year-old Sunnyvale, Calif.-based technology developer for the interactive television industry. The company is developing what it calls a ``third-generation'' television experience that will ``break [...]