Sharp has just unveiled a new Blu-ray DVR range, with top of the line BD-HDW40 packing a 1TB hard drive as well as Blu-ray recorder capability. It’s an astonishing all-in-one set-top box. Read on for all the details.
March, 2009
Microsoft Xbox 360 gamers who haven’t currently upgraded to an Xbox Live Gold membership can now save themselves £5 in doing so. Microsoft has cut the annual cost of Xbox Live Gold membership to £35.
The LG Renoir is a decent touchscreen smartphone with lots going for it – but rather let down by a lack of apps and a pitiful amount of internal storage. LG has just announced an upgrade to the Renoir – check after the jump to see what’s new.
Philips is prepping an invisible OLED panel, meaning you’ll be able to slap it on a window, and see whatever scenery you like, no matter where your home is. Who wants rubbishy, opaque, flexible OLED panels? We’re all about next-generation transparent TVs and high-tech windows! Read on for all the details.
Just a few hours to go to the weekend now: help kill the time by taking a break to browse through all the latest tech news. It’s all in the lunchtime lowdown!
The Beatles: Rock Band game is due to release “worldwide” on 9 September, according to an announcement by MTV, Harmonix and Apple Corps. Yes, that’s worldwide – as in, we won’t have to wait for six months to get the game after the US. The game is also set to launch simultaneously on all three console platforms – the Microsoft Xbox 360, Sony PS3 and Nintendo Wii. The trio of companies also announced a limited edition version of the game that looks set to set new records for expensiveness.
