Battery Charger Systems

In just the last two decades, product convenience has improved by leaps and bounds with the growth of an entirely new family of products that incorporate batteries instead of relying always on the wall plug to supply electricity...

Computers

The personal computer may be one of the most revolutionary and wildly successful consumer products of all time. In the 1990s, the number of U.S. households owning computers jumped from 14.8 million in 1990 to 60 million in 2001 as consumers embraced digital photography...

Televisions

Purchasing a TV today can be a daunting process. TV shopping used to be about finding the model with the best picture that one could afford, but now consumers need to wade through a sea of acronyms and technical jargon to figure out if their next TV should be standard, DTV, or HDTV...

Set Top Boxes

When TVs were first introduced into the market, only an antenna was needed to view programming broadcast through the air. But over time, a number of other services have been introduced to supplement and expand the entertainment provided by broadcast TV, including video games...

Monitors

In the early days of computing, users stared at drab monochrome screens displaying green or white text. In just a few decades, monitors have evolved to match the ever more powerful video capabilities of computers, displaying digital photos, movies, and complex life-like video games...