Seeing HD: The HDTV Price Drop

Are you in the market for a new TV? Well, if your answer is yes or you just want something new, you definitely might be in luck. If you are looking for something that won’t break the break and doesn’t sacrifice quality, you better start looking around—everywhere! Compusa, even Circuit City, Best Buy are slashing the prices as the technology transitions!

Though both plasma and LCD HDTVs have decreased in price, the plasma TV market in is offering prices, deals and bundles like never before. Just do a quick search online to see the evidence yourself. The price of plasma TVs from popular brands like LG, Sony, Panasonic and a number of others are dropping and they are dropping quite quickly. If you are lucky and resourceful, you could possibly land a 45″ super thin plasma for under $500 which sounds like a great deal to me!

If the word “plasma” sounds less enticing than “LCD” be sure to do a little research before making this your deciding factor. Many of the technological issues that previously existed with many plasmas have been remedied to provide a smooth viewing experiences. There are pros and cons to both LCD and HDTV brands.

So, if you are looking for a little luxury viewing then perhaps you are looking at the right time. Here are a few sample choices (let google be your best friend):

Samsung PN42C450
Panasonic TCP42C2
LG 42PJ350

Happy hunting! Hopefully soon you’ll be viewing in HD!

Green Machines: Zero Pollution’s Compressed Air Car

By: Brian Bowers

Last weeks “Modern Marvel’s: Environmental Tech II” was certain to catch the interest of anyone interested in moving towards being green-friendly and preserving the environment. From odor free compost makers, to city’s run by solar energy and wind turbines, the thrilling presentation brought to life the age old adage—the future is now. One segment of the show in particular featured a new car that is known to some as the compressed air car.

With all the talk about finding new energy sources and alternative fuels, it seems compressed air could be one alternative for the future of driving and the environment. The Zero Pollution compressed Air Car [which can also function as a hybrid vehicle] runs primarily by using compressed air that is stored in large tanks. Do-it-yourself types will be pleased to know that if you purchase a compressed air machine of your own, you’ll have the added convenience of refueling the car in the privacy of your own home.

If this sounds a little too hands on for your taste, fret not as you can always utilize machines available at gas stations. Additionally, one huge advantage that has the blogsphere, tech wizes and eco-friendly types all buzzing is the new car cuts production costs and has an expected retail value of less than 20,000 USD. Read More

The New Fragrance by Carolina Herrera

CH

Carolina Herrera has yet to fail us. The New York fashion designer has unveiled her latest fragrance CH. All it takes is a sample and your hooked. We applaud her everlasting effort to make us fresh and floral and looking forward to great things in the future. Fragrance is a virtue!

Blackberry Tour: The New Smartphone?

We can hardly keep up with all the Blackberry Smartphones that have been released within the last two years BUT for some reason we get the notion that the Tour is better than the Storm and its predecessors. At least we hope this is the case because we’ve hardly has time to enjoy the Storm, Bold or Curve. Ahh, the power of technology!

Blackberry Tour

A Tidbit on Branding

The great thing about branding is that you can build your business from doing so. From one product or service to the next you take your company from being this mediocre entity to a national powerhouse. Take for example the UFC.

Energy Drinks

Five years ago the Ultimate Fighting Championship was no where near where it is now in terms of replacing boxing but as its popularity grew the doors opened for new opportunities. Opportunities to build the UFC including things such as apparel, television production deals, learning camps, video games, DVDs, jewelry, mobile applications and of course, energy drinks.