We have good and bad news after visiting the Dish Network booth first thing in the morning. We're happy to say that Dish was proudly displaying a Dish Tuner for Media Center 7 at its booth. The bad news however is that it was just a "proof of concept." Which means no matter how hard we tried, no one would tell us anything about price or availability. The other thing up in the air was if the actual implementation would be based on VIP211K HD STBs like the demo, or if instead there would be a dedi

Apple's exclusive deal with AT&T to offer theiPhone may end within the year, according to a prediction from financial analyst Gene Munster, a senior research analyst at Piper Jaffray. If Munster is correct, opening up the iPhone to other carriers in the U.S. could be a boon for Apple, which would likely see iPhone sales go through the roof. On the flipside, if this prediction were to come true, it would likely mean very bad news for AT&T, which has relied heavily on the iPhone to

Here are some shocking numbers. I warn you in advance that you will feel guilty, even if you are not a perpetrator. In the year 2007, according to the EPA, 770,369 tons of televisions (that’s 1.5 billion pounds) were tossed into landfills. For every 100 televisions discarded that year, 82 were dumped in the trash. That’s the bad news. Here’s the good news: for every 100 televisions discarded in 2007, 18 were recycled! That number is up from 2005, when only 15% were recycled. By now you pr

This article has been published at RLSLOG.net - visit our site for full content. New episode of iTV drama “The Royal”, released by BiA. EP 9.2 Best of Intensions Susie’s quick thinking saves the day when Matron reaches her lowest ebb. Dr Weatherill gets to the bottom of a would-be priest’s problem - but how can she break the bad news to his redoubtable mother? Links: HOMEPAGE - TV.com The.Royal.S09E02.HDTV.XviD-BiA XviD 25fps 624×352 930kbps | MP3 VBR 128kbp

Bad news Kuro fans, the rumors were true and Pioneer is leaving the TV manufacturing business. On the upside, the restructuring deadline is March 2010, so a predicted net 130 billion yen ($1.44 billion) loss shouldn't be enough to get between you and the plasma HDTV of your dreams. The company's U.S. and U.K. plants are shutting down by April and February of this year, respectively, and ...