Rob Mead

Panasonic has finally decided to rid itself of struggling electronics firm JVC, by selling its stake in the company to Kenwood. Kenwood and JVC are expected to merge

Site shows how you can get big cinema sound from just 1 box

THX speaker package goes cable-free

With its large multi-touch display, the Apple iPhone is a prime candidate for mobile gaming and that's what being suggested by the latest rumour screaming around the web

Pictures reveal previously unseen dock, headphones, more

Panasonic has begun mass-production of a new 45nm chip which it says will deliver increased power and performance for high definition and audio-visual applications

Part of £600m plan for digital switchover

Discs available to rent in 1,700 US stores

Multi-touch plus Google Maps equals mouth-watering prospect

Disc coating flaws on US release The Prestige

Auntie talks to ITV, Channel 4 about unified web TV plan

UK web surfers are among the most active Europe with 21.8 million visitors per day. We also have the highest usage days per month (21 days per user) and clock up the most hours (34.4 hours per month)

Arrival of 80GB version may herald cheaper console here

Get yourself high-end sound from as little as £400

Budget tech maker Alba has launched a new 3-on-1 home entertainment box, the DVD382STB. The device comprises a built-in CD/DVD player, plus a Freeview digital terrestrial TV tuner

UK Apple Store is currently down

'Memory Almost Full' album now available for pre-order

From 18 May Japanese construction workers could be carrying more electronics than an Akihabara nerd after a hot day's shopping, when Fujitsu Japan introduces its Fast IC remote-monitoring system

Two-thirds think it's so poor they give up trying

Slashes worldwide calls to between 5p and 21p per minute

Not really - it's just a concept, but it is still very cool

Best TVs ever it says; Blu-ray player debuts too

Panasonic has announced a firmware update for the company's DMP-BD10 Blu-ray player. The update enables you to playback movies recording using the AVCHD camcorder format on the player

Ken Kutaragi is to step down from his role as chairman and CEO of Sony Computer Entertainment, inc (SCEI). He will be succeed by current president Kaz Hirai on 19 June