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AoA DVD Ripper SE 5.1.8
Back up your favorite DVD movies to various formats, and extract soundtracks from DVDs.
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ReviewsLaCie Silverscreen (80GB)
Reviewed on March 22, 2005 The Silverscreen is a sluggish mobile hard drive with a useful entertainment feature--it plays video and music directly to TV. -
ReviewsLaCie Silverscreen (40GB)
Reviewed on March 22, 2005 The Silverscreen is a sluggish mobile hard drive with a useful entertainment feature--it plays video and music directly to TV. -
ReviewsCinemaNow
Reviewed on April 25, 2006 If price trumps image quality, consider renting or buying from CinemaNow. However, we prefer Movielink's larger catalog of new and classic films. -
NewsBroadband dreams and multicast 'beams'
September 29, 2004 Internet pioneer Vint Cerf says the Internet will only make good on its true broadband promise when ISPs finally adopt multicast technology. -
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Download start-up takes aim at DVDs
September 19, 2006 Don't want to have to sit at your PC to watch a movie? EZTakes lets you burn to disc from its offbeat selection. -
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New methods eyed for buying movies
March 14, 2005 Everyone's got used DVDs. A start-up is offering a new way to sell them. But other companies are getting rid of the disk entirely. -
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Playing Net movies on your TV
December 29, 2004 New devices that bridge the online divide are widely available, but getting legal content is still a work in progress. -
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FCC nears vote on TV 'broadcast flag'
October 28, 2003 Federal regulators are expected to vote this week on new copy-protection rules for TV programming, and a stream of last-minute lobbying is pouring into Washington, D.C., on the issue.
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