We all know that DVDs work just like a record player except it reads holes or bumps and raised areas with a laser instead of a record needle. If we had a disc and laser reading variations of vibrations of electricity, we then would have unlimited or extremely large amounts of space to put information of movies or computer data on. If the disc was reading electrical signals along with bumps AND dips in grooves we would have two, or more, forms of readable info making it hold more info. It...

How about a two sided TV screen, shaped like a letter V? It would be two TV's joined to move into separate directions. It would allow two people in same room to watch different TV programs. There would be separate remotes and possibly speakers inside remote like in hospitals ... or even simple headphone speakers. Couples would not have to have TV's in separate rooms any more.

It is normally seen in many households (at least in my household) that older people (sometimes we youngsters) tend to go asleep while watching television. So we can have a television set which gives a message, every 1 hour or 40 minutes, indicating that the television set is ON. Mind you! This message has to be a voice message, which can be easily installed in a television set. Example of a voice message: "Your television set is on!" if possible indicating the time.

Maybe one of the movie companies like Blockbuster Video or Hollywood Video could team up with a cable provider to offer movies on demand. Much like pay per view you could order movies from it. But instead of watching whatever was coming on that channel and at the time that they are playing it, you could type in the name of the movie you wanted to watch, pay for it, and have it delivered to your TV. This isn't that far fetched as they already have digital cable and TIVO. They would just...

Do you remember those key-rings equipped with an alarm device? When you whistle the alarm goes out which allow you to find your keys. Now let's grab this idea and apply elsewhere. What about remote control for TV or other electronic devices. If you are like me always looking for your remote control, just buy an alarm key-ring and stick at the back.

Remember when you're watching TV on the floor or lying on the couch or watching it in a lounge chair and your feet block the TV so you only see half the TV or it is just not on your level to watch and your neck stings so bad that it hurts for the next eight hours cranking it around to get a better view? Well, with a hydrolic TV stand that goes from floor to above your feet it could always be on your level and we could add a pivot to it and it could be in any position. The last addition...

Commercial Channel, a channel where they have something about commercial 24/7. -Old commercials -New ones -Commercial talk-show -Commercial Interviews -Comeercial Buzz and games -Hystory of brands -etc. Preety much like MTV, but commercial is the word instead of music.

I used to work in the VCR/TV repair business, I can't tell you how often people would trip over the VCR or TV electrical chords. Most cords are very long. Wouldn't it be great if TV cords where retractable? It would be so nice not tripping over a 36 inch TV chord while you're holding it, most people don't know how to wrap it up nice. I thought of this idea about 5 or 6 years ago.

Ever heard a piece of music you really like during a TV programme, film or commercial, but not known what it is? With TV broadcasting, other data is also broadcast with the pictures (eg subtitles). So why not broadcast the info around current music being played during a programme? By clicking on a button you could get the name of the song. This would mean when you hear something you like you can instantly find out what it is, and who it is by. Take this a step further and, using a...

Basically, this device would use the voice, posture, and habits of Politicians, News Casters, and Religious Leaders, and determine whether or not that person was telling the truth. There would be a digital recording feature so you could rerun the speech or statement to ensure the certainty of the results.