Falling LCD prices hurt giant manufacturer.

The Australian Government is looking at new measures which could see pay TV signal theft become a criminal offence.

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Waste regulation failing to stop shipments of broken computers to Africa.

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Play your video, photo and music files on your TV from a networked PC. We put five network players to the test

Philips flagship TV from 2007 is a good benchmark, with plenty of worthwhile technology substance to fine effect alongside the original styling

Falling TV prices hurt LCD giant.

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Two TV tuners on a single PCIe board, without the usual headaches and hassle.

A bit old now, but in its day a quality TV, with a picture performance that has been a contender in the 42in plasma market

One of the great mysteries that confronts modern man is his inability to program a VCR, so you would have thought that it was incumbent on manufacturers to make programming a DVD recorder simpler. Unfortunately nobody told the author of the Philips DVDR890 instruction manual. It omits a vital step from the general instructions for programming the device to record a show in advance - it took three attempts to get the feature to work, and only after stumbling across the missing instructions in the section for using G-codes (though I wasn't planning to use G-codes).

Speculation rife as profit margins hit four-year low.

A good display that’s fine for office use and any work that needs the resolution, but it isn’t a contender for the A-List.

A reasonable option if your budget is tight, but you get what you pay for

Hearst to put daily news on LG Philips flexible LCD.

A fine TV that offers a rich, warm picture but comes up just a tiny bit short against rival sets from Sony and Philips

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Canopus first made its name providing top-notch 3Dfx cards. Realising the deadly competitiveness and pace of that market, however, Canopus has moved on and repositioned itself as a company specialising in video editing.