James E. O'Neal

Early in 2006, QVC decided that it was time to replace its aging standard-definition Sony and Hitachi studio cameras with Sony HDC-1500 high-definition models.

While the Army’s Fort Eustis has roots extending back to 1918, it also has one of the most modern systems for managing multiformat media available at any military post or base.

Collections run the gamut from cameras to costumes

Event features hands-on equipment exhibits, info sessions

Small-town collector corners market on television's past

Manufacturer of wireless audio products prefers the Southwest to overseas

Skeptics question FCC's ability to control interference

Television "in the round" might be the best way to describe the new Discovery Communications Discovery Television and Technology Center that began operations on Aug. 1.

Television "in the round" might be the best way to describe the new Discovery Communications Discovery Television and Technology Center that began operations on Aug. 1.

Westinghouse develops another very special camera for NASA

Collector's treasures include 'Holy Grail' test pattern image

Broadcast equipment collecting grows into a national passion

A 239,000 mile long "camera cable."

As 5G pressures increase, another repack may be in the works.

Today’s integrated production systems pack increasingly more functionality.

Manufacturers/users cope with loss of spectrum.

Model trains were used to demonstrate the standard in Central and North Halls.

‘Take-off’ was bumpy, but it’s all smooth air and blue skies now

Interest in capturing and preserving television images began not long after researchers first demonstrated workable television systems in the 1920s.

Fifteen theaters and two HD television studios will be part of the attraction for visitors to the facility.

The first and most lasting impression that one comes away with in visiting the Newseum is the colossal nature of this undertaking.

As usual, it’s going to be difficult to miss the Sony Electronics folks at NAB2007. They’re the ones with the super-sized second floor booth at the front of South Hall.