With more video downloads than ever available from more studios than ever via the PlayStation Store, SCEA’s latest firmware update offers new flexibility on how to backup and restore purchased content whenever we need to free up some space on the hard drive.
One of the best casts, arguably the single best gadget, and the usual fine picture, sound and extras make for another must-have Bond Blu-ray.
Can a $300 all-in-one audio solution be a worthy accompaniment to your flashy new HD flat panel? The answer is a slightly qualified "Yes."
Now that I’ve spent a few days with this terrific Blu-ray set of last season, Weeds is definitely growing on me.
The cult hit receives a direct-to-video sequel that no one was expecting. The solid audio and video took me by surprise, too.
Jason Voorhees returns with a vengeance in this slick, expertly crafted new stab on a horror classic, luckily on Blu-ray.
Spike Lee’s wildly energetic landmark still packs a wallop two decades later, and the well-featured Blu-ray does it justice.
Steven Seagal is back, direct-to-video this time, with all the dramatic, audio and video quality that implies.
Reissuing this set, now on Blu-ray, fills in that last HD hole in our four-volumes-and-counting LOST libraries.
Samsung’s recent sub-$300 wonder combines an impressive array of the best features with stellar audio and video, all in its sleek black chassis.
