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ReviewsSony BDP-S1
Reviewed on March 29, 2006 CNET editors preview the Sony BDP-S1, the company's first stand-alone Blu-ray player for the U.S. market. -
ReviewsSony VAIO AR190G
Reviewed on May 15, 2006 With the VAIO AR190G, Sony gives professional HD content producers the first portable, end-to-end HD studio. -
ReviewsPhilips BDP9000
Reviewed on December 18, 2006 The Philips BDP9000 has some great design touches and excellent Blu-ray image quality, but its high price, less-comprehensive audio capabilities and the comparative affordability of the PlayStation 3 suggest that you should probably hold off. -
ReviewsSony VAIO RC310G
Reviewed on June 9, 2006 If you absolutely must be the first on the block with a Blu-ray device, the Sony VAIO RC310G is your pick by virtue of it being the first Blu-ray PC to hit the street. Slow burning speeds and the high cost of blank media, however, dampen our enthusiasm. -
NewsSony ships recordable Blu-ray discs to U.S.
August 16, 2006 Company's 50GB dual-layer discs can hold about four hours of HD video. They're set to sell for about $48. -
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Sony pushes paper Blu-ray disc
April 16, 2004 The company teams up with Toppan Printing to develop a Blu-ray disc made mostly of paper, which they hope will lower prices and encourage use of the technology. -
ReviewsPioneer BDR-101A
Reviewed on July 24, 2006 The first Blu-ray burner to hit the market, the Pioneer BDR-101A gives you 25GB of storage on a single disc and its actual write speeds nearly match its rated 2X spec. Still, it's a first-generation drive that's too expensive for anyone but professionals and enthusiasts working with HD video. -
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Sony's PS3 to use Blu-ray Disc
August 5, 2004 Company hopes move will help jump-start market for new high-storage format. -
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Toshiba announces 45GB next-gen DVD
May 11, 2005 Toshiba announced on Tuesday the development of a higher-capacity HD DVD disc. -
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Sony unveils Blu-ray player, Vaio PC
March 16, 2006 Company details pricing for the new products, which will be available this summer with its HD recording technology. Photos: Sony gear spotlights Blu-ray -
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Blu-ray Disc spec approved
August 11, 2004 Next-generation DVD specification approved, clearing way for manufacturers to produce read-only disks. -
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Japan's JVC joins Blu-ray group
October 13, 2004 The consumer electronics company backs a technology lauded by Sony and others, as the DVD format battle heats up. -
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Sony's brave Sir Howard
January 17, 2007 With the PS3 and Blu-ray by his side, CEO Howard Stringer says Sony is set to vanquish its foes and keep consumers happy. -
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HP, Dell back Blu-ray technology
January 13, 2004 The PC giants line up behind a blue-laser DVD technology backed by Sony and others. -
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Small discs for camcorders get the blue light
October 13, 2004 Blu-ray group is developing a smaller version of its technology for portable electronics, aiming to give its format a leg up. -
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Sony's Blu-ray notebook arriving next week
June 12, 2006 If you've got $3,500 to spare and want to see the latest in high-tech movies, Sony has the laptop for you. Photo: Sony's Blu-ray Vaio -
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Panasonic to release Blu-ray recorder
June 30, 2004 Machine set for Japan debut features Blu-ray Disc technology, a format vying with others to replace today's DVDs. -
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Sony beams in blue laser discs
April 26, 2004 The company introduces optical storage discs that use blue-laser technology to hold more data and that offer improved durability. -
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Forecast: Up to 7 million PlayStation 3s to ship soon
January 19, 2006 Executive of Blu-ray drive manufacturer expects huge numbers of new game console to drive disc format's success. -
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Disney to support Blu-ray Disc
December 9, 2004 Heating up battle for studio content among consumer-electronics firms, Disney announces support for next-generation DVD format.
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