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3-D television expected in homes in 2010

Three-dimensional images are expected jump out of movie theaters and into living rooms by next year.

3-D television expected to come to homes in 2010

Three-dimensional images are expected jump out of movie theaters and into living rooms by next year.

Panasonic posts $4 billion loss

Panasonic, one of the world's largest makers of electronic devices, announced it lost nearly $4 billion in the fiscal year ending March 31.

Fortune: Wireless HD coming to homes

If you have shopped for a television recently, you know that screens have gotten incredibly thin, even as they continue to get bigger and offer better resolution.

CNNMoney: Recharging a high-tech battery industry

There's a saying as the nation pushes for cleaner electric cars: The United States will end up trading dependence on Saudi oil for dependence on Asian batteries.

CNNMoney: Panasonic to slash 15,000 jobs

Panasonic Corp., hard hit by the global recession, will cut 15,000 jobs by March 2010, the company announced Wednesday.

Panasonic to cut 15,000 jobs

Panasonic, hard hit by the global recession, will cut 15,000 jobs by March 2010, the company announced Wednesday.

IMF predicts worst year for economy since WWII

The world's stock markets moved into positive territory Wednesday despite an International Monetary Fund report which said the global economy was heading for its worst year since World War II.

3D is coming to a living room near you

Three-dimensional TV is coming to a living room near you. But will the technology spur a consumer spending spree like digital and high-definition TV did before it? Or will 3D end up being the next big flop?

FSB: Two laptops vs. coffee, nails and sawdust

As the owner of a firm that specializes in major home renovations, I know that a construction site is not an ideal place for a computer. But I also know that my office laptop plays an increasingly crucial role in my daily routine. I use it to track my schedules, orders and budgets. I also e-mail photos to clients who can't make it to building sites.

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