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maximumpc.com - 12/6/2008
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Three years ago, SED televisions were thought to be on the verge of competing with LCD HDTVs and plasma displays. By utilizing thousands of tiny electron guns for each phosphor pixel, SED looked poised to offer a compelling high definition solution with wide viewing angles and deep colors in a ...
reviews.digitaltrends.com - 12/3/2008
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As D-SLR prices continue to fall—you can get
a 10-megapixel Sony A200 for $499 including a lens—the
appeal of similarly-priced advanced point-and-shoot digicams dims even further. And yet, while all the imaging buzz centers on ...
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Canon Powershot G10
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ft.com - 12/2/2008
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Canon, the Japanese consumer electronics group, is clear
to launch a new type of television after winning
a patent lawsuit that has delayed its progress for more than three years. Nasdaq-listed Applied Nanotech, which had sued the Japanese company for ...
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FT.com / UK - Canon clear to launch new type of TV
techreviewsource.com - 11/29/2008
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One of Canon's latest digital cameras is the
Canon PowerShot A590 IS, which is a mid-line budget
camera that looks a little bulky, but works very nicely and impresses with its quality pictures. It's an 8-megapixel camera with 4x optical zoom, image ...
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Your One-Stop Source for Technology Reviews - Canon ...
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Canon May Pursue Sed Display Technology After Winning Legal Battles
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... Three years ago, SED televisions were thought to be on the verge of competing with LCD HDTVs and plasma displays. By utilizing thousands of tiny electron guns for each phosphor pixel, SED looked poised to offer a compelling high definition solution with wide viewing angles and deep colors in a display as thin as LCD. But any plans to storm the market were quickly squashed when Applied Nanotech took Canon to court for illegally sublicensing its patents.
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