Blu-ray

Samsung has announced a flood of new 3D-enabled products including Blu-ray players, home theaters and TVs.

Sharp is the first company to release both media and hardware that supports the new high capacity BDXL Blu-ray standard.

Hitachi-LG Data Storage has announced a combination of optical drive and SSD called the HyDrive

Sharp is set to unleash new LV Series of 3D-compatible AQUOS Quattron LCD TVs into the Japanese market.

It smashed Box Office records worldwide to become the highest grossing film in history, now James Cameron's Avatar is setting new benchmarks in the Blu-ray market.

The TruLink 1-Port 60GHz WirelessHD Kit links 1080p HDMI-enabled TVs and components without cables for up to 30ft.

The Blu-ray Disc Association (BDA) has announced two new media new specs for high capacity Blu-ray Discs that will be compatible with existing Blu-ray players – not even with a firmware update.

PS3 owners in the US are now able to download movies from the six major Hollywood studios via their gaming consoles.

Toshiba plans to make the most of the Cell with a new range of Cell-powered TVs for the US market - read on to find out what 200 gigaflops can do inside a TV.

Universal Studios Home Entertainment’s new ‘flipper’ discs take the hassle out of deciding between tried and true DVD or new kid on the block Blu-ray format movies.

Leaked details of the Wii 2 suggest full HD support and a 2010 release

The Philips Wireless HDTV Link, which wirelessly delivers high-definition TV picture quality (up to 1080p) should appeal to viewers who enjoy HDTV but have suffered from a lack of flexibility with their set-ups.