The annual National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) convention gets underway tomorrow, April 5, 2025, in Las Vegas, and one of the first show-related news items to hit my mailbox details a new ATSC ...

I don't have a tv, nor do I feel any real need to own one (and as I tend to move around, having one would be a burden) so I'm considering a TV Tuner instead. Now, I have a new laptop with USB2 and ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. PHOENIX—The first standalone tuner compatible with ATSC 3.0 (aka NextGen TV) arrived on Amazon ...

Over the past few years, silicon tuners have been gaining momentum in the marketplace. Silicon tuners now dominate the satellite TV market as well as the handheld market. They are very popular in ...

Taiwanese company AVerMedia is not about to set a new trend in simple, clear product names, but it will help you watch TV on your computer. The name AVerTV Volar HD A835M may look like the result of ...

Boxee on Tuesday announced a $99 Boxee TV set-top device that combines Internet streaming video and audio apps, dual tuners for antenna-based and basic-cable TV reception and a $15-per-month unlimited ...

Although mobile phone and WLAN transceivers made the transition to silicon ICs years ago, solid-state TV tuners have been slower off the starting block. Recently, several companies have started to ...

Microtune, the company that makes tiny TV tuners that are hidden inside more devices than you can shake a stick at, keeps shrinking its tuners more and more. Now the company has outdone itself. Its ...

Gamespot reports that when the new PSP is released in Japan on September 20, the Japanese market will also get a new accessory, a TV tuner (PSP-S310) that attaches to the PSP's USB port. David Carnoy ...

I currently have an old LeadTek WinFast 2000XP TV tuner in my PC. I'm thinking about getting another tuner, possibly a Hauppauge 1600 (PCI) or 1800 (PCIe) so I can watch and record or record two shows ...

Word has it that Toshiba is planning on putting a TV tuner into one of their laptops, to which I can only really say: it’s about time. It’s always been painful to have this sharp, crystalline displays ...

It’s expensive. It’s labor-intensive. And it may or may not lead to a quantifiable box office benefit. But Broadway shows still push to get musical numbers featured on TV talkshows and other ...