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• Fairchild intros video filter to drive video images from handsets to TVs
  Thursday 19 January 2006 – 05:05
  Fairchild Semiconductor has introduced what it claims to be the smallest video filter/driver on the market for driving video images from handsets to televisions, computer monitors or other larger display products.
• NVIDIA Offers Video In/Video Out With Remote Control
  Wednesday 29 August 2001 – 06:51
  Don't get up, just grab the remote.
• TG Daily Video: Gaming Heaven at Howie's Game Shack
  Monday 17 July 2006 – 05:57
  Looking for a really large gaming center? Here you go: We first talked about Howie's Game Shack back in May, but you only saw the 250 PCs and Xbox consoles in pictures. TG Daily is following up with an interview with the owner. Get a glimpse of what it takes to run what is most likely the largest game center in the U.S.
• New AMD GPU Tech Speeds Video Conversions
  Thursday 13 November 2008 – 08:40
  AMD will release next month a new version of its ATI Catalyst driver suite that unlocks stream-processing technology that currently lies dormant in ATI Radeon HD 4000 series videocards.
• Average Internet user now streams 2.5 hours of online video per month
  Wednesday 18 July 2007 – 11:47 in Business
  Reston (VA) - Around 75% of Web surfers watched online video during the month of May, each taking in an average of over two hours. According to Comscore’s latest Video Metrix report, around 132 million people streamed video over an Internet connection in
• TG Daily Video: Game technology trains soldiers on missiles, remote gun
  Friday 12 May 2006 – 07:17
  While much of the games at the Electronic Entertainment Expo are played for fun, the U.S. Army has adapted game technology to help train soldiers. The engine from the America's Army video came has been integrated into the Javelin missile training system and the Common Remotely Operated Weapons System (CROWS), which a remote controlled gun being installed on newer Humvees. You can see the Javelin Missile trainer and the CROWS trainer in action in our video.
• Holiday video game sales could be well off target
  Monday 16 January 2006 – 06:37
  This week, a report from perhaps the nation's leading analyst for the video game industry, will cast a sharp spotlight into how Americans made use of disposable income in 2005. Because these numbers have a more measurable impact than in prior years, already, other analysts are putting their positive spin on what could be bad news.
• Business and marketing managers take home the big bucks in video gaming
  Wednesday 16 April 2008 – 10:50 in Business
  Game Developer Magazine has published its 7th annual Game Developer Salary Survey, providing us with some insight, how much money changes hands in the video gaming industry and a guideline for young gamers who are planning on working in this field...
• TG Daily Video: ABS demos triple monitor solution for quad-SLI
  Thursday 4 May 2006 – 10:49
  Only large screens can take advantage of the pixel horsepower of quad-SLI systems today. But those 24" or 30" monitors are everything but cheap and may not be an option for every user who already paid more than $5000 for a computer. An alternative could be ABS Computer Technologies' triple screen solution based on the Matrox TripleHead2Go.
• TG Daily Video: Crytek's new Crysis first person shooter
  Monday 15 May 2006 – 08:44
  If you are into first person shooter games, then Crysis is without question the title to watch out for. We had a chance to interview Crytek at E3 and get a first look at the gameplay of Crysis. The storyline isn't surprising, but the detail and the physics capability of the game that set the game apart from everything we have seen so far.
• Adobe seeks to unify digital video formats with CinemaDNG
  Wednesday 16 April 2008 – 10:40 in Business
  Video editors and cameramen have often dealt with an alphabet soup of file extensions and codecs, but Adobe hopes to change all that with their CinemaDNG iniative.
• Researchers compare violent video games and TV footage to AIDS
  Friday 30 November 2007 – 11:11 in Gaming
  Researchers from the University of Michigan have completed a landmark study which compares violent video games and television footage against other health risks like smoking and AIDS.
• Best Buy and Mydeo announce video sharing service
  Thursday 1 November 2007 – 09:55 in Networking
  Best Buy is trying to take advantage of the Internet video phenomenon, offering its own platform for users to swap home movies.
• TG Daily Video: Intel demonstrates Core 2 Duo performance gains
  Wednesday 17 May 2006 – 07:59
  Of course the Electronic Entertainment Expo is about games, but several hardware companies also show up. Intel gave us a sneak peak at an upcoming entertainment PC and you can see in our video how their new dual-core processors can speed up game physics and frame rates.
• TG Daily Video: The Nintendo Line and Via's UMPC
  Sunday 14 May 2006 – 07:28
  We published several videos over the past few days to offer you a first hand hand impression from the Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3). Here are two more videos that slipped through our busy schedule initially: Via demonstrates it's Ultra Mobile PC and if you have not made it to E3 in person, you'll see what you have missed at the Nintendo booth.