March 11th 2008
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Lionsgate is in the midst of drawing up an agreement with the apple that will be the last film studio to offer digital copies on iTunes select DVD and Blu-ray titles. To get a piece of the action will have to redeem the copies using a code that comes packaged with the title. So it is a simple matter of connecting the code in iTunes and download. |
March 10th 2008
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Samsung Spinpoint M6 is the first 2. 5-inch, 500 GB hard drive. At 9 on foot. 5 mm high, the M6 easily fit most existing laptop hard drive bays. For those of you worried about lazy, as the performance, Spinpoint M6 has a spindle speed of 5400, an 8 MB cache, as well as a 3. 0Gbps SATA interface. A Free-Fall sensor can be added as an optional extra. Time wise, 4. 7GB of data can be burned to a DVD ± R at approximately 4 minutes and 26 seconds. This kind of performance even Speedy Gonzalez puts to shame. All around, it seems that it has been a fantastic weekend break the record for our chums at Samsung. Well done, chaps. [Gizmag]. |
March 6th 2008
The Toshiba Gigashot GSC-DW1 DVD, but it is a reminder to all of us that he had been in the HD DVD format dominant in its war against Blu-ray, this would be the recording of HD DVD instead of regular DVDs. Still, Toshiba is building up, with this peripheral targeting the Gigashot A / K series of HD cameras, which allows users to record all your favorite memories in a single layer DVD-R via USB 2. 0. Every $ 173 purchase comes with a remote control that makes it a snap to play his recordings through composite, component or HDMI output to a TV screen. There will be available in Japan later this month, although there is no word on when it will be in other parts of the world. Permalink | Commentary | Uberbargain | Uberphones. |
March 6th 2008
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Readers of Gizmodo and Digg have been able to confirm Circuit City's not-so-secret anymoreHD for Blu-Ray DVD player in the trade that offer discovered yesterday morning. A report of a Giz reader says he used the bid to get a new PlayStation 3. Apart from this, just get all the dirt on the internal memo, aptly entitled "HD DVD - The End," published in a Circuit City employee forum: HD DVD - The End. And if the customer gets back to probably going to spend money on new things, such as Blu-ray films. If Circuit City customer who will be dealt in trade, remember to reissue here with their experience. Caution: apparently, you will have to go to the store to get the exchange. The support hotline is denying treatment, according to correspondence sent by a reader Gizmodo. |
March 3rd 2008
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After Paramount HD DVD remaining schedule (to be generous) departed, beaten until Universal to see what appeared to the work plan. Unfortunately, it seems equally sterile. Here is the answer we got: We Atonement available in HD-DVD March 18, we have not announced anything additional. Have a good weekend. Take that for what you, but we will not clear any more space available at the Centre for HD DVD. |
March 1st 2008
Filed under: Storage Yes, companies have announced their ability to crank of the discs will last long after the Martians come and evaporate our minds here on Earth for some time, but for archiving junkies out there, it is more always better. On deck today is Mitsubishi ARLEDIA DVD-Rs, which apparently characteristic of corrosion-resistant coatings made from gold and silver. On deck today is Mitsubishi ARLEDIA DVD-Rs, which apparently characteristic of corrosion-resistant coatings made from gold and silver. 'Course, you can only write these 8x, but it is expected to last about twice as much as traditional recordable discs. He does not like to try everything 'em bad, however. [Via Impress] Read | Permalink | Mail | Comments. |
February 29th 2008
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Filed under: HDTV, Home EntertainmentWe don’t know if Jeffrey Katzenberg got a text message, fax, e-mail or smoke signal indicating the format war was over, but Video Business has confirmed Paramount and Dreamworks Animation will (rather abruptly) to stop releasing HD DVDs after next week. If you were looking forward to Bee Movie on March 11, Sweeney Todd on April 1 or the just announced There Will Be Blood, those are cancelled. Not specifically mentioned was Star Trek: TOS Season 2, but don’t hold your breath. Blu-ray release plans are still up in the air but we wouldn’t be surprised to hear something soon. As far as HD DVD movies still scheduled, that leaves two from Universal (for now) and twelve from Warner Bros, who may have been the first to leave red, but will apparently be the last major studio out the door. |
February 29th 2008
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There will be a smooth transition to the Blu-ray for Paramount-they're falling all its HD DVD slate right this second. His last two films in the format of dead here Tuesday, despite the fact that you will not see Blu titles of the same until this summer-month loss of $ $ $. Curiously, Dreamworks' upcoming single HD DVD has been shitcanned too, despite remaining Toshiba linked to the remarkable tight contract. His last two films in the format of dead here Tuesday, despite the fact that you will not see Blu titles of the same until this summer-month loss of $ $ $. Curiously, Dreamworks' upcoming single HD DVD has been shitcanned too, despite remaining Toshiba linked to the remarkable tight contract. We are still waiting to see what plans Universal aspect. |
February 29th 2008
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February 28th 2008
Filed under: HDTV, Home EntertainmentWhile even the most steadfast red fans have accepted things are over for HD DVD, it appears Dreamworks Animation isn’t able to let the format war go. Even though Paramount seems to have found a way out from under its exclusivity deal, Dreamworks CEO Jeffrey Katzenberg told Reuters he still needs to hear from Toshiba what to do with the truckloads of money HD DVD gave them about its agreement before making any Blu-ray release plans. He seems (to be the only one) worried about the upcoming DVD release of Bee Movie and what will happen there. An analyst quoted said they should certainly have this taken care of by the holiday season, which would only be six to eight months after HD DVD manufacturing has ceased to be. We have a feeling it won’t take that long to turn Shrek Blu. Read | Permalink | Email this | Comments. |