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Denon’s multi-talented Smart 102 music system

November 7, 2008, 6:01 pm by Stephen Ebert 2 comments

Filed under Home Entertainment Tags: ASD-11R, Denon, DVD, iPod dock, Smart 102, Speakers

Denon’s just launched its latest box of tricks featuring full upscaling talents and superb audio muscle amongst it’s repertoire. The Smart 102 even comes at a credit crunch-friendly price.

WALL-E arrives on 2-disc Blu-ray with tons of BD-Live goodies

September 29, 2008, 1:00 pm by Jim Hill Leave your comment

Filed under Software Tags: Blu-ray, Disney, DVD, high definition, home cinema, pixar, wall-e

Electricpig has just returned from Pixar’s studios in San Francisco with the inside story on the Special Edition BD set that’ll launch on November 18. WALL-E is programmed to clean up for Christmas.

LG launches first DivX HD player

August 29, 2008, 9:56 am by James Holland Leave your comment

Filed under Home Entertainment Tags: DivX, DivX HD, DVD, DVS450H, IFA, LG

Plenty of DVD players now cope with DivX files, but LG’s the first to support DivX HD, allowing a full HD flick to be stored on a single DVD.

Sharp’s TV rack packs a DVD surprise

August 1, 2008, 5:30 pm by Sam Kieldsen Leave your comment

Filed under Home Entertainment Tags: ANPR1500H, DVD, home cinema, karaoke, Sharp

Sharp has unveiled the AN-PR1500H, the world’s first home cinema rack to incorporate an upscaling DVD player and speakers. The stand delivers 300W of sonic muscle via its 2.1-channel setup and spins CDs and DVDs, hooking up to your television via HDMI.

Sony shows off super-slim DVD upscaler

May 27, 2008, 9:48 am by James Holland Leave your comment

Filed under Home Entertainment Tags: DVD, HDMI, Sony, upscale

Got yourself a HD TV, but haven’t made the jump to Blu-Ray yet? Then check out Sony’s new Bravia-branded DVD upscaler.

Self destruct DVDs burn us up

April 18, 2008, 1:20 pm by Staff Leave your comment

Filed under Home Entertainment, News, Storage Tags: DVD, DVD-D, self destruct

These self destructing DVD’s won’t blow a hole in your player, or your wallet - they’re designed to be disposable, and become unplayable two days after you’re wrenched them from their air-tight packet.