Less than two month ago we informed you that Sony released a $200 BluRay internal drive for PCs.
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Lite-On Blu-Ray drive DH-4O1S-11 – cheap and powerful
February 29th, 2008New Sony Blu-Ray players and home theatre
February 27th, 2008Since the HD-DVD format is dead producers have decided to release a few New BluRay players.
Sandisk 32GB SDHC out in April
February 3rd, 2008With the increasing popularity of HD Video formats and Blue-ray camcorders on the horizon it’s no wonder producers are making more and more capacious portable memories.
Hitachi DZ-BD9H – first Blue-ray Camcorder
January 22nd, 2008Little black box
January 17th, 2008LaCie has just introduced brilliant portable neatly-designed hard discs. As the company puts it “Mini size.
Apple’s MacBook Air – the thinnest laptop in the world
January 15th, 2008And we have another revolution. Today Steve Jobs showed Apple‘s latest set of gadgets and among them what he called MacBook Air.
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Sony Bravia B4000 – a portable LCD TV
January 14th, 2008We recently mentioned the thinnest TV in the world, as well as the biggest one, it seems that now the time has come to say something about the most portable one.
JVC’s ‘thinnest’ lcd TV
January 13th, 2008At the beginning of the year companies show off their new developments. We mentioned the biggest flat TV in the world, and probably the biggest computer monitor.
Alienware 40-inch monitor for pcs
January 13th, 2008Sony BDU-X10S – the cheapest blue ray drive
January 9th, 2008Earlier this month Sony announced the release of its latest internal blue-ray drive for pcs.
32-gigabyte flash disc from Crosair.
January 8th, 2008At the very beginning of this year Crosair introduced 32 gigabyte flash discs. Not only are they small and versatile as usual, but this time they are also totally waterproof, shockproof and compatible with the majority of operating systems including Windows Vista, XP, 2000, ME, Linux 2.4 (and others), Mac OS 9 and Mac OS X.
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150” Panasonic plasma TV
January 8th, 2008Panasonic has shown the world’s biggest plasma TV. The 150-inch giant is yet to be perfected, however, issues with brightness and power consumption have been dealt with and this immense screen seems to work just fine.
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