LCD or plasma TV? You may want to consider weight, glare Bradenton Herald
Over this year, one of the biggest obstacles to buying a high-definition TV crumbled into dust. Even if you're looking for a big, flat-panel plasma or a liquid-crystal display screen, you no longer have to spend more than the cost of a good laptop computer.
Flat-screen TVs - do they really eat more energy? BBC News
Do flat-screen TVs eat more energy? Flat-screen TVs - a Christmas "must-have" in many households - are among the latest gadgets to be black-listed by environmentalists for their heavy power consumption. But are they really the 4x4s of home entertainment?
Sanyo Blames Surge in Flat-Screen TV Sales for Arkansas Plant Layoffs KATV Little Rock
Forrest City (AP) - Growing popularity of flat-screen televisions has led Sanyo Manufacturing Corporation to lay off 300 employees at its Forrest City plant, which produces cathode ray televisions.
£50,000 plasma TV is widest in the world Evening Standard
It will surely be top of every egotistical Premiership footballer's Christmas list - a TV on which they can watch themselves play life size. The Panasonic plasma screen - a monstrous 103 inches (8ft 7in) wide - went on display at John Lewis in Oxford Street at the weekend.
Consumers turning off traditional boxy-television sets for flat-screen enjoyment ABC 7 Chicago
A growing number of television viewers are pulling the plug on conventional TV sets for sleek wall-hanging HDTVs.
Switch On To The World's Biggest TV FOX 5 Atlanta
The world's biggest plasma TV screen has gone on sale for ??50,000. Panasonic's new television is 103 inches wide - that's 8ft 7in. The armchair sportsman's dream screen weighs a quarter of a tonne (220kg).
Sanyo to lay off 300 in February Company officials hopeful demand for flat panel TV sets will help them add more lines Forrest City Times-Herald
An increasing demand for flat screen televisions is forcing Sanyo Manufacturing Corporation in Forrest City to lay off more than one-third of its workforce.
05-12-2006: Sony to target 10m flat-TV sales in 2007/08 The Edge Daily
Sony Corp said it aims to raise global sales of flat-screen televisions by two-thirds in the next business year by focussing on larger sizes and higher-resolution screens to defend against price falls.
Peerless Industries Expands Flat Panel TV Stand Line with New Color Combinations to Match TV Finishes Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance
CHICAGO----Peerless Industries, Inc., the industry leader in professional-grade audio/visual mounting solutions, has expanded its Flat Panel TV Stand line for 32-inch to 50-inch flat panels, providing new color combinations that match the latest TV finishes.
News Sony Aims to Pump Up Flat TVs TVPredictions.com
The TV maker has struggled in the last few years. Washington, D.C. (December 5, 2006) -- Sony says it plans to increase global sales of flat-screen HDTVs by two-thirds in the next year.
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