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In Part II of our show coverage, you can check out the latest from HP, Microsoft, Buffalo Technology, Logitech, MobiTV, Denon, Shure and much more.
While Warner announces support for Blu-ray Disc (BD), HP asks Sony and the Blu-ray Disc Association to add Copy Management as a BD format requirement. Meanwhile Toshiba grasps at straws with HD-DVD.
The Digital Life show arrives at the Javits Center in New York and gives us a glimpse of what’s possible in this interconnected digital world.
In the fight over next generation high definition discs for home use, Sony’s BD (Blu-ray Disc) just got another heavyweight in their corner as Paramount Home Entertainment pledges their support of the format.
Samsung Electronics showcases prototypes of an 82 inch LCD flat panel, a 40 inch OLED and 102 inch plasma HDTV.
Final film in the ‘Star Wars’ saga gets the deluxe treament on DVD with pristine digital transfer, deleted scenes and extensive extras.
Peerflix, the DVD trading service, has just made their introductory offer better – now you can trade up to 100 DVDs at no cost.
NBC has announced they will broadcast an episode of the popular parapsychological drama ‘Medium’ in 3-D with glasses distributed in TV Guide.
Sony unveils the new VPL-VW100 – a 3 chip SXRD Front Projection unit that takes advantage of the full resolution of HDTV (1080 progressive) at the bargain price of $10,000.
