Star Wars Coming to Blu-Ray Says George Lucas
A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away there was disc medium called Blu-ray it allowed people to look through a window into the future and re-live their
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A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away there was disc medium called Blu-ray it allowed people to look through a window into the future and re-live their
From Samsung US comes the world’s first portable Blu-Ray player that can handle new 3D discs. The black BD-C8000 however sleek, is a bit of a con if we’re being
If your one of those early adopters of a 3DTV you’ll be more than excited to hear that Sky have finally announced that 3D content drought will end on October
With Avatar’s prolific success on the big screen, there has been a lot of rumours regarding the Avatar 3D launch. The most recent of the speculation is the announcement that
Samsung is set to release its new line of 3D TVs and Blu-ray player in the UK as soon as next month. Blighty stores will stock the first 3D models:
3D seems to be the big theme of 2010 in the gadget world. A plethora of 3D related gizmos, were unveiled at CES and now Sony are showing that they
Toshiba have abandoned their HD-DVD format and instead want to tap the growing demand for Blu-ray in Japan with three new Blu-ray recorders, set to hit the Japanese market in
Do you have a Blu-ray player yet? Do you want one but are just waiting for the prices to drop further? If so what do you do when you want to buy a new film? You can’t buy the Blu-ray version yet as you don’t have a player, but you want to buy the film, so it has to be the DVD version. But it looks so nice in HD… What to do? The good news is that Universal Studios has announced a new hybrid dual-format disc which contains both the Blu-ray and DVD versions of the film.
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