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Should you buy Blu-ray? (Baltimore Sun)
It makes sense if you can also use it to play DVDs, view photos Remember the first time you watched a movie on DVD? You were probably instantly blown away by how much better it was than VHS. The quality of the video and audio was superior, it came in a smaller package, and you could quickly move from the beginning to the end of a movie without having to fast forward through everything in ...
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Most Impressive Discs (DVD Talk)
Welcome back to the eighth installment of DVD Savant's ten best, or ten favorite discs of the year. Last year I mentioned an impending "leveling off" of the DVD market. In 2008 the Disc business not only plateau-ed, it backed off somewhat.
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Personal Tech: Advice for Holiday Gift Giving (Washington Post)
The Washington Post's Rob Pegoraro will be online to discuss recent reviews, answer your personal tech questions and provide gadget advice for this holiday season.
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Holiday Tech Guide: HDTV Advice (Washington Post)
Phillip Swann, CEO of TVPredictions.com, will be online to provide news and advice about digital televisions.
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The Toybox in 2008: A retrospective (ZDNet)
It's been an incredible year. This blog was launched, ZDNet Reviews was overhauled, and a whole lot of news 'n' reviews came through The Toybox pipeline. And through it all, you readers were here with us. Here's a recap of the best stories: January: The Toybox launches!?? Blu-ray delivers the knockout punch to HD-DVD. CES 2008 arrives, and Josh gets hands-on with Microsoft's Surface. Broadband ...
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Blu-ray vs. DVD (WAVY TV 10 Portsmouth)
VIRGINIA BEACH, VA - 'Tis the season to put those big ticket items on your wish lists. But with the economic crisis, is it possible to still get the hottest electronics without breaking the bank?
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Sabotaging the Sony Playstation 3 market? (The Washington Times)
I needed a Blu-ray player, and the PS3 is, without question, the best value for the money in the marketplace. It plays Blu-rays, upconverts standard-definition DVDs to near 1080 quality - and is a top-of-the-line video-game system to boot. Add to this wireless Internet capability and an ability to upgrade the operating system, and it's the Blu-ray system par excellence.
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