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Blu-ray & HD DVD reach Australia, sort of

Next-generation DVD players are finally washing up on Australian shores. Trouble is, there's no content to go with them. Asher Moses gives you the low-down.

19/04/2006 05:18 PM

Photos: From VCR to cat feeder  Image Gallery

Cat scratch fever - Videocassettes are getting harder to find, spurring some consumers to get creative with their old gear.

31/10/2005 05:22 PM

All eyes on new DVD format war

With hardware manufacturers and movie studios dividing into the Blu-ray or HD-DVD camp, it is likely consumers will be hesitant to purchase players of either format until the dust settles.

12/07/2005 05:02 PM

Change of Heart: 3 DVD rental services reviewed

Can a DVD addict find happiness through a mail-order rental business?

08/07/2005 01:53 PM

VCR, device for playing and recording video, dies at 30

Vale, old VCR – you introduced us to a wider world of home movies and programming the timer. Your pioneering technology paved the way and made it easier for your children, the DVR and PRV to lead us even deeper into our home theatre cocoons.

17/06/2005 04:28 PM

Watch where you go

CNET.com.au looks at your options for portable video playback.

15/10/2004 01:37 PM

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      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.

    • Denon DVD-1940

      Denon DVD-1940

      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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      Sony DVP-FX720W

      The FX720 has its limitations, but for the price, it does what it is designed to do well enough.

    • Samsung DVD-HR755

      Samsung DVD-HR755

      The Samsung DVD-HR755 should only be of interest to those in analog TV reception areas. Everyone else can (and should) do better.

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      Toshiba SD-P2900

      The Toshiba SD-P2900 is a portable DVD player with a wealth of features, but for the price you can also afford a laptop with an onboard DVD recorder.

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