By Michael Silbergleid When Popular Mechanics recently talked to the king of 3D, James Cameron, about the upcoming Avatar re-release, theybrought up the 3D backlash controversy. His thoughts? The retaliation […] More
By Michael Silbergleid TechNewsWorld.com reports that Toshiba is reportedly working on televisions that can display 3D content but don’t require viewers to don special eyewear, as current models do. Such […] More
By Michael Silbergleid Sony has announced plans to develop a ‘Single Wire Interface Technology,’ a hybrid transmission technology that allows the transmission of both data and power through a single […] More
By Michael Silbergleid From the San Francisco Business Times: Hewlett-Packard Co. is developing a “triple wide” television screen that could display an entire basketball court, showing the baskets at both […] More
By Michael Silbergleid The Associated Press reports that a poll conducted by Comcast shows what has become commonplace in millions of American homes: People are putting themselves in charge of […] More
By Michael Silbergleid The following press release was issued by Avid Technology: BURLINGTON, MA, Aug 16, 2010 — Avid(R) today announced that it has been honored by the Academy of […] More
By Michael Silbergleid Over many years, the British Kinematograph, Sound & Television Society has gained respect for the variety of Technical Wall Charts it has produced. These Wall Charts are […] More
By Michael Silbergleid I’ll take Barbie any time. http://nymag.com/daily/entertainment/2010/08/expensive_camera_versus_the_50.html More
By Michael Silbergleid Sure, Apple’s iPhone is a success, but does anyone remember Apple’s Newton? Polaroid instant photography was globally accepted; Nimslo 3D photography led to bankruptcy. We remember the […] More
By Michael Silbergleid ReelMovieNews.com reports on James Cameron’s Avatar theatrical re-release on August 27th, now featuring over 8 minutes of additional material added to the film. Cameron recently opened up […] More
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