In latest twist in war over next-generation DVD tech, Paramount says it will release high-definition films in Sony-backed format.
Microsoft and Intel want one format for new DVDs, Dell and HP want another. But why, and who, if anyone, is likely to win?
The company is working on a project aimed at stopping people from camcording movies in theatres, a board member says.
The future of DVD recording is up in the air, after Sony claimed that talks between rival factions pushing the Blu-Ray and HD-DVD factions have collapsed.
Panasonic will open a technology centre for producing DVDs based on the next-generation Blu-ray Disc format. The plan is meant to reassure Hollywood that the current format battle will be resolved and that Blu-ray is the way to go.
Sony and Toshiba are reportedly negotiating a single next generation disc standard, which could spell an early end to the Blu-ray versus HD-DVD battle.
Company joins Blu-ray Disc Association to play role in developing, marketing next-generation DVD format.
A few hundred movies on an optical disc? That's the goal of the Holographic Versatile Disc (HVD) Alliance.
Maxell this week announced a new line of DVD products that it says are scratch- and dust-resistant.
A new Blu-ray and DVD hybrid disc could bring some relief to consumers weary of the format war, but will it be enough for the increasingly fractured market?
In an effort to ease the transition to higher-capacity disc technology, Toshiba and Memory-Tech have developed a dual-layer disc that supports DVD and HD DVD formats.
Even the lowest-end notebooks on the market these days sport DVD-ROM drives, so why shouldn't you just plump for a notebook to meet your portable DVD watching needs?
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Panasonic announced on Wednesday a DVD recorder that takes requests from the road.
The Blu-ray DVD format has adopted Microsoft's video compression technology.
A group of record labels announced on Tuesday plans to introduce a new disc format later this year that combines CD and DVD technology.
Two firms that sell DVD chips have been hit by lawsuits that allege they flout copy-protection rules.
The revolution in consumer electronics that was supposed to make everyone rich apparently isn't.
It's not a cheap portable DVD player, but it is stylish and has a lot going for it.
The LG DP392G is a great portable DVD player with features to keep almost anyone happy, if only it had enough battery for long plane journeys.
The Panasonic DMR-XW300 is a very versatile DVD recorder which includes dual-HD recording and excellent DVD playback.
The DVP703 might seem like another cheapy portable DVD player. In price terms it is — but its value is rather more than first meets the eye.
The Denon DVD-1940 is a worthwhile successor to to the 1930, with great DVD pictures. If the upscaler was up to snuff it would be perfect.
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