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Microsoft Xbox 360 HD-DVD player CNET
While it doesn't offer HDMI connectivity, the Xbox 360 HD-DVD player matches up well against stand-alone HD-DVD players, and it's a relative bargain at $200.
News Sony Launches Blu-ray HDTV DVD Player TVPredictions.com
The product was delayed earlier in the year. Washington, D.C. (December 5, 2006) -- Sony has begun shipping its BDP-S1 Blu-ray HDTV DVD player. Finally.
Technology - News and reviews of electronics, MP3, DVD, video games, software. Canada.com
Here are some great gift ideas for the tech lovers and gamers on your list. An industry group for video games is trying to encourage parents to use its voluntary ratings to protect children from graphic images of and violence.
Sony defends its Blu-ray DVD format Financial Times
Sony yesterday dismissed concerns about the future of its next-generation DVD standard after Intel and Microsoft threw their weight behind a competing format championed by rival Japanese electronics group Toshiba.
Tigabyte releases HyperNext Studio MacNN
TigaByte Software has released HyperNext Studio (website down) for Mac and Windows developers, its cross-platform software creation system designed for beginners that builds applications and stacks. HyperNext Studio is comprised of three applications which include Creator, Developer, and Player. HyperNext Creator builds cross-platform applications
Hi-Def Heaven Forbes
What to buy in plasmas, LDCs, camcorders and games.
Intellectual Property Mondaq
Over the past few decades, many high-profile patent infringement cases have been litigated in the U.S. courts. After years of judicial practice and academic research, the U.S. has developed a set of legal doctrines on almost any patent-related dispute.
First Look: Honest Technology's My-IPTV & Cam Anywhere Washington Post
Watching what's playing on your home TV from a PC located somewhere else has never been easier. Hardware offerings that include Slingbox, Sony's LocationFree PC, and Pinnacle PCTV To Go have created a crowded and pricey field of offerings in this area.
Camcorder evolution takes next step: Hard drives USA Today
Those stacks of old videotapes waiting to be ferred to DVDs were daunting. So Mark Younger decided to buy a new video camera with a built-in hard drive. Now, after shooting his daughter's basketball game, he comes home, plugs the camera into the computer, drags and drops the entire video onto his PC, and then burns a DVD. The process takes less than 10 minutes.
DVD Review: Miami Vice Blogcritics.org
The Movie Based on past experience, I usually tend to be leery of movies that are remakes of earlier hit movies and especially of movies that attempt to capture the essence of a popular television show in a single longish episode. Most of these productions fall into one of three categories: a slavish copy of the original, which doesn't work because the original belongs in a past time; an