If you liked our 'Plasma In A Microwave' post a while back then you'll love this www.MicrowaveCam.com put things in the microwave, so you don't have to! They have a camera fitted inside of a microwave allowing them to capture slow-motion high resolution videos of things exploding and reacting! The clip

This one falls into the 'DONT TRY THIS AT HOME' category Check out the video showing you how to create plasma in a microwave with only a match, some polystyrene and a glass vase I hope he knows exactly what he's playing with or one day it is going to all go

I just bought myself a set of IXOS XHV804-100 component video leads for my 37" plasma today.  I knew there would be a difference in picture over using a scart cable but i wasn't expecting such a big one!My films literally look like a new movie.  I can see detail

HDTV's are now the norm in most peoples living rooms, but their is still a lot of confusion about them. Hopefully this buyers guide should help out..... LCD Or Plasma? LCD tends to work better in smaller sizes, whereas plasma technology works best at large sizes. You cant buy plasma

Following on from our history of computers theme heres a great link detailing the history of video games consoles. From the first ever machine called Tennis for two right through to the Xbox360! "Tennis For Two was created by William Higinbotham, a nuclear power plant technician, in 1958. The game ran on

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