Page 27 - Technology

Here are the TVLiftCabinet.com highlights on technology industry news and other worthy information.

1.)    According to CNET.com and a CNN report, Twitter purchased TweetDeck for $40 million yesterday on May 23th.   The deal has not been officially announced, but a purchase agreement was signed.

2.)    LIN TV Corp. announced it will carry Bounce TV, an over-the-air broadcast television network for African-American audiences, in five markets when the network launches this fall. Bounce TV will be seen on LIN TV Corp. stations in Indianapolis, Hartford/New Haven, Norfolk, Dayton and Mobile/Pensacola as part of the multi-year agreement (this information provided by tvtechnology.com)

3.)    Barnes & Noble introduced its newest Nook e-reader and filed for the trademark “The Simple Touch Reader.”

4.)    New App for smartphones - WhatsApp Messenger.  It is a cross-platform mobile messaging app which allows you to exchange messages without having to pay for SMS.  Since WhatsApp Messenger

You may have heard that we received a facelift and new company name, and yes, the rumors are true! We've recently re-launched our website, complete with a new logo, name, and resource section.

We welcome you to visit our homepage, click around, then let us know your thoughts about what we can improve on, provide more of, and how we can better serve you.

Our face may have changed, but our incredible customer service remains the same: www.TVLiftCabinet.com

You may have heard that we received a facelift and new company name, and yes, the rumors are true! We've recently re-launched our website, complete with a new logo, name, and resource section.

We welcome you to visit our homepage, click around, then let us know your thoughts about what we can improve on, provide more of, and how we can better serve you.

Our face may have changed, but our incredible customer service remains the same: www.TVLiftCabinet.com

Are you in the market for an 85” Plasma 3DTV? Well, if you have an extra $85,000 handy, we’ve found just the TV for you! Luxury brand Bang & Olufsen have made their latest television available to North Americans for purchase next month. Included with the television are a triangular center channel speaker and a motorized stand. Good thing the stand is motorized because it would take a giant TV lift cabinet to house this enormous TV!

Are you in the market for an 85” Plasma 3DTV? Well, if you have an extra $85,000 handy, we’ve found just the TV for you! Luxury brand Bang & Olufsen have made their latest television available to North Americans for purchase next month. Included with the television are a triangular center channel speaker and a motorized stand. Good thing the stand is motorized because it would take a giant TV lift cabinet to house this enormous TV!

Are you in the market for an 85” Plasma 3DTV? Well, if you have an extra $85,000 handy, we’ve found just the TV for you! Luxury brand Bang & Olufsen have made their latest television available to North Americans for purchase next month. Included with the television are a triangular center channel speaker and a motorized stand. Good thing the stand is motorized because it would take a giant TV lift cabinet to house this enormous TV!

I recently bought a condo and am now looking for reasonable cable options.  Since I am living by myself, I do not have the luxury of splitting the cable bill and am looking for the most affordable option.

Through my research, I have discovered that all the big name cable providers are offering deals on cable packages.  On first glance, you may think the deals are good.  However, take a look at the fine print.  These deals are not good at all!  This is what I discovered.

AT&T which provides DirectTV, had a deal offering basic cable for as low as $29.99 for 12 months.  However, if you read the fine print you discover you must sign into a two year contract.  This means that after the first year, your cable bill nearly doubles to rates as high as $54-$60, and this is just for basic cable.  Imagine how much your bill would increase for add-ons!  Comcast and Verizon are also guilty of doing this same sneaky sale tactic.  Which leaves many consumers such as myself without an

I recently bought a condo and am now looking for reasonable cable options.  Since I am living by myself, I do not have the luxury of splitting the cable bill and am looking for the most affordable option.

Through my research, I have discovered that all the big name cable providers are offering deals on cable packages.  On first glance, you may think the deals are good.  However, take a look at the fine print.  These deals are not good at all!  This is what I discovered.

AT&T which provides DirectTV, had a deal offering basic cable for as low as $29.99 for 12 months.  However, if you read the fine print you discover you must sign into a two year contract.  This means that after the first year, your cable bill nearly doubles to rates as high as $54-$60, and this is just for basic cable.  Imagine how much your bill would increase for add-ons!  Comcast and Verizon are also guilty of doing this same sneaky sale tactic.  Which leaves many consumers such as myself without an

I recently bought a condo and am now looking for reasonable cable options.  Since I am living by myself, I do not have the luxury of splitting the cable bill and am looking for the most affordable option.

Through my research, I have discovered that all the big name cable providers are offering deals on cable packages.  On first glance, you may think the deals are good.  However, take a look at the fine print.  These deals are not good at all!  This is what I discovered.

AT&T which provides DirectTV, had a deal offering basic cable for as low as $29.99 for 12 months.  However, if you read the fine print you discover you must sign into a two year contract.  This means that after the first year, your cable bill nearly doubles to rates as high as $54-$60, and this is just for basic cable.  Imagine how much your bill would increase for add-ons!  Comcast and Verizon are also guilty of doing this same sneaky sale tactic.  Which leaves many consumers such as myself without an

The Soho Electric Fireplace TV lift cabinet is available in two finishes, caramel and espresso to match any décor!  Two drawers at the base of the cabinet are perfect for hiding away your AV components. Our built-in infrared relay system allows you to use your remote control to control your components while they are concealed in the drawers.  Don’t worry about your TV being in close proximity to the fireplace – a full wall separates the TV and the firebox ensuring your TV stays cool and protected. Want to enjoy the ambiance of the fire but without the heat? The electric fireplace may be used with heat or without to suit your needs. The Soho Electric Fireplace can accommodate TVs up to 55”.