Pioneer Unveils Four New AV Receivers
Pioneer Electronics announced four new 5.1 and 7.1-channel audio video receivers, the VSX-522 ($249), VSX-822 ($379), VSX-1022 ($449) and VSX-1122 ($599).
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Sharp Joins One-Blue Blu-ray Patent Pool
One-Blue, LLC announced that Sharp Corporation has joined its Blu-ray Disc (BD) patent licensing program as a licensor.
Taiyo Yuden Joins One-Blue Blu-ray Patent Pool
One-Blue, LLC announced that Taiyo Yuden Co., Ltd. has joined its Blu-ray Disc (BD) patent licensing program as a licensor.
Yamaha Joins One-Blue Blu-ray Patent Pool
One-Blue, LLC announced that Yamaha Corporation has joined its Blu-ray Disc (BD) patent licensing program as a licensor.
USITC Targets Blu-ray Majors in Patent Investigation
The U.S. International Trade Commission (USITC) announced that it will investigate a complaint filed by Walker Digital alleging that Blu-ray Disc (BD) players manufactured by Panasonic, Samsung, LG, Sony, Pioneer and others infringe a patent owned by the private research and development lab.
Pioneer Unveils BDR-XD04 Portable Blu-ray BDXL Writer
Pioneer Electronics announced its new BDR-XD04 portable Blu-ray Disc (BD) BDXL writer ($149.99).
Pioneer Launches Elite Networked Audio Players
Pioneer Electronics announced its new N-30 ($499) and N-50 ($699) Elite-branded networked audio players.
Pioneer Joins One-Blue Blu-ray Patent Pool
One-Blue, LLC announced that Pioneer Corporation has joined its Blu-ray Disc (BD) patent licensing program as a licensor.
Pioneer Launches BDR-207JBK Blu-ray BDXL Writer
Pioneer Corporation announced that it will begin shipping its new BDR-207JBK Blu-ray Disc (BD) recorder in Japan early in the new year. No word yet on North American availability.
Healthy Growth for Car Premium Audio Systems
IHS iSuppli announced it forecasts that premium audio systems in automobiles will attain double-digit sales growth worldwide in 2011 and in the years ahead.
In DVD’s Own Image: DVD-Recordable Technology and Promise
This article was the first serious public look at the technical aspects of and market potential for DVD-Recordable (DVD-R). Some thirteen years later, it’s gratifying to see that DVD-R became, and indeed still remains, a beloved and universal means for enjoying, distributing, storing and archiving just about everything digital.