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ReviewsSony BDP-S300
Reviewed on July 16, 2007 The BDP-S300 is a decent choice if you're limiting yourself to a relatively cheap, standard-design Blu-ray player, but everyone else should consider the competition. -
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. -
ReviewsHP Pavilion Slimline s3200t
Reviewed on November 16, 2007 The HP Pavilion Slimline s3200t offers perhaps the strongest bang for the buck we've ever seen thanks to its HD DVD/Blu-ray hybrid optical drive and its strong overall configuration. It outclasses every other HD-equipped system we've seen so far. If you're shopping for a living room PC and want complete HD format flexibility, this is the system we'd buy. -
ReviewsSony STR-DG1000
Reviewed on November 16, 2006 Sony's great-sounding STR-DG1000 can handle HDMI switching and upconversion, and only misses the mark with its quirky setup and menu navigation. -
ReviewsSony VPL-VW100
Reviewed on May 18, 2006 The Sony VPL-VW100 produces big, beautiful 1080p images at a price-to-performance ratio that no current projector can match. -
ReviewsSony KDS-R60XBR2
Reviewed on November 13, 2006 While the Sony KDS-R60XBR2 has a picture that's essentially identical to its less-expensive SXRD stablemate, the prodigious feature set on this 60-inch HDTV will attract buyers who must have it all. -
ReviewsToshiba HD-A1
Reviewed on April 18, 2006 The Toshiba HD-A1 bests the early Blu-ray competition in terms of picture quality and price--but only home-theater enthusiasts are likely to endure its long list of early-adopter caveats. -
ReviewsSamsung LN-S4096D
Reviewed on October 13, 2006 One of the best overall LCDs we've tested, the Samsung LN-S4096D delivers very good picture quality along with plenty of features and style. -
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. -
NewsToshiba 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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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 -
ReviewsMarantz VP11S1 (black)
Reviewed on December 20, 2006 The Marantz VP11S1 is currently the best 1080p one-chip DLP projector on the market, but it does come at a premium price point. -
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Blu-ray, HD DVD players: Clunky, unimpressive
January 9, 2006 At CES, the Blu-ray and HD DVD players on display were reminiscent of VCRs and CD players from earlier eras. -
ReviewsMarantz VP11S1 (white)
Reviewed on December 20, 2006 The Marantz VP11S1 is currently the best 1080p one-chip DLP projector on the market, but it does come at a premium price point. -
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FAQ: What's next in HD video fracas?
February 5, 2008 HD DVD isn't dead, at least not quite. That leaves many options and potentially expensive mistakes for consumers. -
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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Gamers drive blue-laser market
July 13, 2006 Blue-laser technology is making money, despite the standards uncertainty between Blu-ray and HD DVD. -
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Japan says no to Blu-ray, HD DVD recorders for U.S.
October 3, 2006 Machines' high price, and belief that demand is relatively modest, will keep them out of U.S. market for now.
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