Pioneer Unveils Archival Blu-ray Recorder and Discs
Pioneer Corporation announced its new archival Blu-ray recorder (BDR-WX01DM) and compatible BD-R discs (IPS-BD11J03P).
Pioneer Corporation announced its new archival Blu-ray recorder (BDR-WX01DM) and compatible BD-R discs (IPS-BD11J03P).
Other World Computing (OWC) announced its new Atlas Pro and Ultra series flash memory cards and FXR reader.
Samsung Electronics announced its T7 Shield portable Solid-State Drives (SSDs), which are available in 1TB ($159.99) and 2TB ($289.99) capacities.
One-Blue, LLC announced a Paid-Up License program for existing Blu-ray and Ultra HD Blu-ray Disc product registered parties and licensees.
PNY Technologies announced its new XLR8 SSD Cover with Integrated Heatsink, which is designed to fit Sony’s PlayStation 5 (PS5) game console.
ADATA Technology announced it is showcasing its growing lineup of XPG (XTREME PERFORMANCE GEAR) PC systems, memory modules, Solid-State Drives (SSDs), flash storage and PC components at CES 2021.
Amazon.com announced the next generation of its Fire TV, with support for 4K Ultra High-Definition (Ultra HD) video, and a new Fire TV Stick with voice remote.
Hisense International announced that it is purchasing Sharp Corporation’s TV factory in Mexico and the rights to use Sharp’s brand name and channel resources in North and South America.
Panasonic announced that it will launch its 65-inch AX900 and 85-inch AX850 4K Ultra HD LED LCD TVs in the U.S. sometime next month.
DTS, Inc. announced that HiSilicon will integrate DTS-HD decoder and DTS Ultra Mobile audio technology into its K3V2 Application Processor family.
Marvell announced the next generation of Google TVs debuting at CES 2012 will incorporate Marvell’s ARMADA-based Foresight Platform.