New consumer survey by NPD Group shows that TV buyers are willing to pay more for flat TVs with larger picture sizes, but seven years after its widescale US launch, HDTV is still confusing to most people.
Analyst firm, Strategic Analytics projects the first ever decrease in DVD player revenues in 2005, even with more expensive DVD recorders gradually replacing play-only models. Let’s hope the manufacturers get their act together on HD-DVD vs. BluRay otherwise the industry could be headed for more lackluster numbers.
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DTS and EMI Music got together in New York City to announce additional support for high-end multi-channel music discs via a new ‘DTS Signature Series’ on DVD-Audio, with seven new titles from artists such as David Bowie, Simple Minds and N.E.R.D.
Best Buy launches Magnolia Home Theater ‘store within a store’ in 12 U.S. cities tailored to the home theater audience.
Sleek tower speaker, center channel, and two compact speaker models are added to Canton’s high-performance Karat product family.
It’s the end of the world as we know it.
Sony and Toshiba are still deadlocked in a format war over the next generation DVD format with Sony’s BluRay prepared to take on Toshiba’s HD-DVD format in a potentially ugly (and sure to be confusing) battle for supremacy. The clock on launch of these formats is ticking with no compromise in sight. Read more in TechNewsWorld.
While the Consumer Electronics giants continue to fight over the future of disc-based entertainment formats, software maker Intervideo announces support for both BluRay and HD-DVD in the next release of their software-based DVD player ‘WinDVD.’
