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Among items bought by members of the Welsh assembly on expenses were two iPods and an office vacuum cleaner.

Japanese electronics maker Sharp has said it may cut production of its liquid crystal display panels, because of falling consumer demand.

Thieves apparently steal 30 televisions from a lorry parked overnight in Telford.

A knife-wielding burglar attacked a man before stealing his television and making off in a taxi.

Sony announces its strategy to make its television and video game operations profitable in the current year.

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The campaign to ban standby buttons is a waste of energy and has lost touch with the bigger picture.

Sony and Sharp agree a deal to work together to meet growing demand for flat-screen televisions.

Thieves steal about 240 flat screen televisions valued at £72,000 from a lorry parked in Crick.

A lorry driver is threatened at gun point as thieves steal his load of 300 televisions in a Derbyshire lay-by.

A round up of some of the technologies on show at CES that are making the digital living room a reality.

A round up of some of the most eye catching technologies on display at the Consumer Electronics Show.

A look at some of the future television technologies on offer at the Consumer Electronics Show.

Electronics giant Sony says it will stop producing rear-projection televisions in February 2008.

A television plant will close next month with the loss of 95 jobs, a union has been told.

An ultra-thin television screen - only 3mm thick - will go on sale from Sony in Japan from December.

People are more interested in reality TV and the world of celebrities than the real world and the challenges it faces.

Sony quarterly profits more than double on demand for its cameras despite problems with its games console.

The economics of taking indie music to the island of dance.

Governments should tax "energy intensive" plasma TVs, according to a leading expert on climate change.