Tag archive: D DVD

Toshiba announced today that it is delaying the launch of its first HD DVD next-generation DVD players until mid-April, to coincide with the availability of the first movies in HD DVD format. Toshiba did not give precise availability dates, but Toshiba spokesperson Junko Furuta said the company is working with studios and retailers to work out launch dates. Last week, Warner Bros. announced its first HD DVD movie titles would be available… Read More

Japanese electronics giant Toshiba announced today that it plans to begin selling HD DVD players in North America in March 2006, a full three months ahead of Blu-Ray players to be offered by companies like Sony and Pioneer. Toshiba's first HD DVD players dubbed the HD-XA1 and HD-A1 will be priced at $799 and $499. Toshiba says content from major Hollywood studios should be available in HD DVD format by the time the players hit the… Read More

Designed with the high performance demands of 3D applications in mind, the Sharp Actius AL3D is equipped with the Intel Pentium M Processor P750 (1.86GHz) and driven by Microsoft Windows XP Professional operating system.  The notebook is equipped with 1024 MB of DDR2 SDRAM, and comes complete with a 80 GB  hard drive.   In order to provide the advanced visual processing power for 3D applications, the Actius AL3D comes… Read More

DDD Group has announced the completion of the development of a ground breaking 3D conversion solution capable of playing conventional DVD discs in 3D on the latest 'glasses free' 3D displays. The newTriDef DVD Player allows any [Hollywood] movie to be viewed in 3D without requiring special pre-formatting of the DVD disc. From today, the TriDef DVD Player will be offered to licensees of DDD's TriDef software products and it… Read More

Quote from the review at Digit-Life: “ASUS optical drives subdivision promptly reacts to the market situation and continuously updates its model row with up-to-date drives. The DRW-0402P/D DVD is one of its latest products; actually, it was designed in collaboration of Pioneer and ASUS and it's one of OEM versions of the DVR-106. Let's have a closer look at the drive.” Read the full review