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March 2008
March 27, 2008
March 10, 2008
Hitachi Goes Ultra-Thin
At the CES show in Las Vegas, I saw the debut of Hitachi’s UT series (ultra-thin), a series of 
LCD televisions only 1.5” thick. The televisions were available in Japan last year and have finally made their way to the U.S. Hitachi achieved the development of a 1.5” thick TV by redesigning the circuitry and parts within its LCDs. The result is a seemingly impossibly thin monitor that fits anywhere. Hitachi’s UT series is initially available in 32”, 37” and 42” sizes.
March 03, 2008
Escient's Fireball Expands
We've talked about Escient's amazing Fireball media management system before. 
It's a smart hard drive that graphically organizes and displays your entire DVD and digital music collection through an easy-to-use interface. Now with the new Fireball MX-752, you can store and manage up to 2000 DVDs and CDs thanks to a 750GB internal hard drive. Add the optional digital media players and you can access any movie or song from the collection from different rooms of the house at the same time.
