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Futuristic fridges invade Berlin consumer electronics show (AFP via Yahoo! News)

The Ifa, Europe's top consumer electronics show, is normally all about gadgets that make life more entertaining with the latest flat screen televisions, stereo equipment and the like.

Sharp Unveils Its Thinnest LCD TVs Yet (PC World)

Sharp has developed a range of LCD TVs that are both thinner and have larger screens than its previous thinnest televisions.

Vandals break in to Lebanon High (The Tennessean)

Vandals broke into Lebanon High School early this morning and stole computers, televisions and other pieces of technology equipment.

City begins new recycling effort (Worcester Telegram & Gazette)

LEOMINSTER - Beginning Saturday, residents can bring their trash, yard waste, old appliances, televisions and more to two new transfer stations near Fitchburg Municipal Airport.

Mining windfall sparks spending spree in two Nunavik towns (Nunatsiaq News)

The Northern store in Salluit tries to offer its customers just about every anything they could possibly want: fresh produce, flat screen televisions, gleaming new kitchen appliances, or all-terrain vehicles, freighter canoes and outboard motors.

Flat TVs get slimmer still at Berlin's IFA trade show - Summary (EARTHtimes.org)

Berlin - Flat-panel televisions are becoming even slimmer, according to manufacturers offering new products this week at the IFA consumer-electronics fair in the German capital Berlin. Germany's Chancellor Angela Merkel inaugurated the fair Thursday ...

Video: World Tech Update (Macworld)

In this week’s show: we report from IFA in Berlin on thin televisions, Fujitsu Siemens shows off a new netbook, Toshiba has a DVD player with better upscaling, Garmin adds to its GPS line-up and LG puts Bluetooth inside a TV.

Futuristic fridges invade Berlin's Ifa Fair (Independent Online)

Europe's top consumer electronics show is normally all about gadgets that make life more entertaining with the latest flat screen televisions, stereo equipment and the like.

Sharp forecasts 100 million LCD flat-panel TV sales annually (EARTHtimes.org)

Berlin - Japanese electronics group Sharp forecast Thursday that annual world demand for LCD flat-panel televisions would burst through the 100-million barrier some time this year. At a news conference on the eve of the IFA consumer-electronics fair ...

Saugus to open drop-off center for tech recyclables (The Daily Item)

SAUGUS - The town is looking to make recycling tough-to-get-rid-of items like computers and televisions even easier when it opens a drop-off center at the Department of Public Works next month.