The NYT published an interesting piece on display technologies, allowing doctors and professors to attack the age old question, are LCDs worse for your eyes than eReaders. The answer? It depends.
As Michael Bove, director of the Consumer Electronics Laboratory at the MIT Media Lab, puts it...
The NYT published an interesting piece on display technologies, allowing doctors and professors to attack the age old question, are LCDs worse for your eyes than eReaders. The answer? It depends.
As Michael Bove, director of the Consumer Electronics Laboratory at the MIT Media Lab, puts it...
The NYT published an interesting piece on display technologies, allowing doctors and professors to attack the age old question, are LCDs worse for your eyes than eReaders. The answer? It depends.
As Michael Bove, director of the Consumer Electronics Laboratory at the MIT Media Lab, puts it...
Toshiba's jump into the network-enchanced home entertainment game is partnered with Microsoft—Windows Media Extender functionality, along with Yahoo widgets, will hit their Regzas, combo LCD/DVD players and a standalone player—but we'll have to wait.
Toshiba doesn't look like they're showing...