Finally, an in-depth, hands-on look at the state of Digital Copy and DRM (digital rights management), transferable versions of movies included with certain DVDs and Blu-rays.
Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment swung through New York City this week to show off October’s release of Sleeping Beauty on Blu-ray. Hours later, we’re still in awe.
The techno-happy Sean/George/Roger/Timothy/Pierce 007s are no doubt pleased to be arriving on state-of-the-art high-def disc as Fox/MGM announces that the James Bond catalog will be released on Blu-ray this fall.
Here’s a quick look at some recent releases of new and classic TV shows now available on DVD, from G-rated tough guys to M-rated cartoon kids.
Is it a keyboard? A productivity tool? Or is it the coolest remote control ever?
Don’t panic: Gateway’s impressive 1600p LCD doesn’t want to make 1080p obsolete. It loves all your current high-def (and standard-def) sources as much as you do. Maybe more.
Just in time for Old Indiana Jones’ long-awaited return, this final Paramount megaset is another treasure trove for history buffs, taking our impressionable hero around the world and back to Hollywood.
New bonus features help to spruce up the beloved adventure saga, reissued on DVD just in time for this summer’s big-screen sequel.
The arthouse label–long known for its prestigious titles, meticulous transfers and copious extras–has announced a baker’s dozen Blu-ray Discs for October and beyond.
Panasonic showed their latest Blu-ray offerings in New York City this week: The imminent (and best-ever) DMP-BD50 and their first complete Blu-ray home-theater-in-a-box system, the SC-BT100.
