Michael Miller's Forward Thinking from PCMag.com

Intel's 'Gulftown' Tops Desktop PC Processors

Intel on Thursday formally announced that the Core i7-980X Extreme processor - the 6-core chip code-named "Gulftown" manufactured on the company's 32nm process - are up this morning, and the results are pretty much what you'd expect. But AMD is waiting in the wings.

Networks Next Up on 3D TV Experience

It wasn't really a surprise, but at an event at a Best Buy store in New York City Wednesday morning, Panasonic and Best Buy showed off the first customers actually buying 3D home theater systems. Next up: the networks.

New Manufacturing Will Make Better, Cheaper LCDs

Today's LCD TVs may be a lot better than sets from a few years ago, but there's plenty of room for improvement

3D Technology Getting Attention, But Not in TVs

Following on yesterday's statement from ESPN that 3DTV was at the tipping point, other speakers at DisplaySearch's U.S. Flat Panel Display conference were also rather bullish on 3D technology.

Video Walls For Your Home? Coming Soon

Think today's home TVs are big? Sometime this year, you'll likely be able to buy a "video wall" for your home, consisting of multiple LCD panels all designed to work together to produce a single huge image or multiple smaller ones.

LEDs, Connectivity Guiding HDTV's Display Future

LED backlighting, 3DTV, and Internet connectivity are among the big changes happening to the TV market, according to the opening panel at the DisplaySearch U.S. Flat Panel Display conference.

ESPN: For 3D TV, the Time Is Now

Sports will drive the transition to 3D, just as it did to HDTV years ago, according to a top executive for ESPN, whihc is preparing to launch its 3D sports network.

DisplaySearch Conference Tackles Future of TV

Michael Miller is headed to DisplaySearch's annual U.S. Flat Panel Display conference next week, and provides us with a preview of what he hopes to see at the show.

Fraunhofer Tech Makes Phone Calls Sound Better

With all the talk about smartphones and applications, a very important part of the mobile phone experience doesn't seem to get much attention: voice quality. Fraunhofer IIS has a new technology to address this.

RIM Shows Off New Browser, Servers, 'SuperApps'

Research in Motion on Tuesday unveiled a new browser, an updated strategy towards mobile applications, and new BlackBerry servers, including a free option.