The 27" diagonal TruFlat TV/DVD/VHS Combo, introduced in March, is an outgrowth of RCA's TruFlat technology--allowing a wider viewing angle, reduced reflection and enhanced crispness.

While watching “60 Minutes,” I saw a controversial segment I wanted to keep. Fortunately, I was watching on the Toshiba CV27D48 combination MTS stereo 27-inch color TV and four-head hi-fi VCR.

I have a 36" Sony Wega, a plain old Sony VCR and Cox digital cable. I've had a hell of a time getting all of them to play like I want, and am turning here for help. What I want to do, primarily ...

And what happened with VHS and DVD is going to happen with the internet. Let’s call it D2I (Direct-2-Internet — a phrase coined by writer Warren Ellis).

We go back to the very early days of recording television shows and watching movies at home. Suda Prohaska was the reporter 43 years ago, Feb. 13, 1982. VCRs were expensive home electronics back then.