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Sony Jerks Itself Off
With HD DVD dead, Sony has a lot of time to spend with it’s right hand and a bottle of lotion. Link
Considering Blu-Ray? Go with the Playstation 3
I’ve written many an opinion column on why the Playstation 3 is the best console out there. After HD DVD died, my argument was strengthened further. Ryan then put the nail in the coffin by confirming that the only BD Live-enabled player on the market right now is the PS3. A lot of talk has gone on revolving around the price of Blu-Ray players on the market. Some argue that prices have increased since HD DVD died out. Others state... Continue reading
Alpine brings HD-DVD to your non-HD car screen
We have no idea how you’re going to fit a HD display large enough to make a difference in your car, but Alpine insisted on bringing the HD-DVD to your backseat, it might useful in 5 years when your whole movie collection is replaced by HD-DVDs. May be we lack the kind of Alpine vision, but we don’t see any point in this apart from just a gimmick against the Bluray standard, “See? We’re in cars, how ’bout you?”. You... Continue reading
Go contemporary with the Zgiga TV 2
Many people these days are trying to be unique and making their houses “contemporary� in ways that people have never done (there is a house that has a glass bottom pool for a roof). If you’re one of these people, or you want to feel like you’re going contemporary, maybe you should pray that the Zgiga TV 2 leaves the concept stage and comes into production. This structure is a mix of an LCD display and a BluRay/HD-DVD player. Since it’s... Continue reading
Sharp makes Sony very happy with blue-laser diode production
It is the problem that has been making Sony execs cry: Blue-Laser Diodes. Well, the diodes aren’t the problem, the problem is the fact that no one can seem to be able to produce enough of them. Why Sony? Because Blu-Ray drives are a huge part of what they are doing right now. Blu-Ray is built into the PlayStation3 and the new round of Blu-Ray drives. Because of the lack of the diodes, the prices of the drives are sky... Continue reading
