Eric Lundquist

About

Since 1996, Eric Lundquist has been Editor in Chief of eWEEK, which includes domestic, international and online editions. As eWEEK's EIC, Lundquist oversees a staff of nearly 40 editors, reporters and Labs analysts covering product, services and companies in the high-technology community. He is a frequent speaker at industry gatherings and user events and sits on numerous advisory boards. Eric writes the popular weekly column, 'Up Front,' and he is a confidant of eWEEK's Spencer F. Katt gossip columnist.

TechCrunch Busted? Or Just Napping?

Anyone else having trouble getting on TechCrunch.com today? I keep getting this message: Error 503 Service Unavailable Error talking to backend Guru Meditation: XID: 1270347069 Varnish

German Customs Agents Raid IFA Exhibitors

This is the story of 170 televisions, 140 MP3 music players, 21 mobile phones and 57 DVD recorders. Those were the numbers carried in a Reuters report detailing the equipment seized during the ongoing IFA consumer electronics fair in Berlin. I don’t think you are going to see an IFA press release on this one. […]

Scobelizing the European bloggers

Saturday a.m. , August 30, I am here at the IFA show in Berlin, Germany. This is a liveblog of that event. Consider it a story in the raw. I’m part (the audience part) of a blogging panel with. Robert Scoble Thomas Knuwer Robert BasicHarry McCrackenLarry Magid Steve WildstromDave Graveline My mini-analysis: The times are […]

Samsung boss looks for seamless experience

This is the opening day of IFA and the kickoff keynote is Jong Woo Park, president digital media business Samsung electronics company. The Samsung story this year is all about the seamless experience. Park hopes to find a resolution to all the interfaces and basic complication of too many digital products. He refers to it […]

ShowStoppers IFA In 60 Seconds

Here is my one minute “What I learned at ShowStoppers” report Garmin. In more of a market battle in Europe. Has the iPhone prototypes. GPS is popular in Europe. This is really useful in countries where the road signs are difficult or non-existent. Sounds like Boston to me. Via. Lot of interest in the low […]

Big flat tv is mighty thin at IFA, blue ray also

Quick, take a two euro coin out of your pocket. That would be about the size of a quarter. Panasonic this morning is talking about a 58 inch neoPDP technology flat panel. The demo is of an IPtv network and how it will change distribution of content. Panasonic says for ipTV to work you need […]

Harry’s photo tour with Miss IFA

So, the IFA folks use a model named Miss IFA to represent the show. She’s everywhere. Here is Harry McCracken’s photo tour.

New Products At IFA Berlin 2008

Here’s a roundup of new products that will be launched or are expected to be launched at IFA 1.Marketwatch is talking about a new e-paper product from Delta Electronics. PC World has the details on new portable media players from South Korean vendor Maxian. 3. Network World has the line on Micro-Start International launching a […]

IFA and U.S. IT

I’m in Berlin, Germany, for a few days attending the IFA (world’s biggest consumer electronics show? Depends who is counting, but it is big) show and taking part in three panels. So what is there for U.S. information tech execs to learn from consumer electronics? The answer is some old and some new lessons. Design […]

IT3 with Eric Lundquist