Sentence examples for tv kit from inspiring English sources

The glasses support almost any 3D TV kit and cost $249.95 for a starter kit with transmitter and and $169.95 per pair of standalone glasses.

Formerly called Roo TV, KIT digital raised $20 million in 2008 and went public this year to little fanfare, although it is clearly positioned right in the center of a growth market (see this Seeking Alpha profile for more).

KC (Kingston Communications) was one of the first telecoms operators in Europe to offer ADSL to business users, and the first in the world to run an interactive television service using ADSL, known as Kingston Interactive TV (KiT), which has since been discontinued due to financial problems.

Media companies like CNN and CNBC do not exactly supply a do-it-yourself TV network kit, but they do sometimes fulfill a teaching role.

But the first time you have to lug TV production kit around the stairs and tunnels at Rond-Point Schuman in Brussels, beneath the unfriendly gaze of armed Belgian cops, you begin to realise how unequal power is in this semi-superstate.

In a 2007 autobiography, "Valley Boy: The Education of Tom Perkins," he wrote that as a youth he assembled television kits and had planned to be a TV repairman.

Aside from Ms. Douglas, who brings a slouchy posture and a whine-inflected unpleasantness to Kate (a real twist on the sympathetic young heroine role), the performances are uniformly undistinguished, direct from the disease-of-the-week TV-movie kit.

At the young age of 12 Jerry's interest in electronics became apparent when he built the first color TV from a kit for the family.

Still, 10 minutes later we're sat in front of the TV, with the kit's speaker, case and Raspberry Pi Model B computer slotted together neatly, SD card and Wi-Fi USB dongle in place, and powered on.

TV Widget Development Kit (WDK).

The decision to build Tizen into all of its smart TVs isn't a surprise because Samsung has previously said that the Tizen-based smart TV software development kit will replace its former smart TV developer platform.