3D Blu-Ray will launch next year, at least according to Panasonic, which is pushing hard for acceptance of its new 3D system as the standard way of squeezing 3D pictures from existing Blu-Ray discs. Will it work? Find out why it just might after the break.
February, 2009
Panasonic’s got a new way of making plasma TVs. It’s called Neo PDP and makes the competition look bulky, slow and if we’re honest, a bit dim by comparison. Get all the details after the jump.
Panasonic just sent our jaws to the floor with Viera Cast, its new on-demand TV service, being built into all of its new tellies and Blu-Ray players. Viera Cast brings streaming video from the web direct to the screen.
Panasonic already has some big name broadcasters on-board, alongside content from YouTube, Picassa and on-screen information widgets. See why we’re excited after the jump.
P2P filesharing sites will soon be nigh on unaccessible in Ireland: the country’s largest ISP, Eircom has just announced it will be banning P2P sites sharing pirated content, with other ISPs being asked to follow suit.
The new iMac models will pack high-end NVIDIA graphics, just like the updated MacBook range, according to spy shots of press material for the long awaited iMac refresh.