Sony Unveils Blu-ray 3D Players and Home Theaters
Sony announced its new line of Blu-ray Disc (BD) players and home theatre systems at CES 2011 in Las Vegas.
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Sharp Launches Blu-ray 3D Players
Sharp Electronics Corporation announced three new wireless Blu-ray 3D players at CES 2011 in Las Vegas – the BD-HP75U ($329.99), BD-HP35U ($299.99) and BD-HP25U ($249.99).
LG Rolls Out SmartTV at CES
LG Electronics announced that it unveiled its new LG SmartTV platform at CES 2011 in Las Vegas.
Pioneer Ships Blu-ray 3D Players
Pioneer Electronics (USA) Inc. announced that it is now shipping its first line of Blu-ray 3D players, which includes the $299 BDP-430 and two Elite models ($399 BDP-41FD, $499 BDP-43FD).
One Million Apple TVs
Apple announced that it expects sales of its latest Apple TV to top one million units later this week.
New Features for WD TV Media Players
Western Digital announced the addition of several entertainment and social sites to its WD TV media player family.
ArcSoft Launches TotalMedia Theatre 5
ArcSoft, Inc. announced that it has released its TotalMedia Theatre 5 ($99.99) all-in-one media playback software.
MAGIX Rescues Your Video Tapes
MAGIX AG announced that it has launched Rescue Your Video Tapes! 3, which is available for both Mac OS and PC. According to the statement, Rescue Your Video Tapes! 3 costs US $79.99 (CDN $89.99), with the PC version on sale until November 11, 2010 for US $59.99 (CDN $69.99).
Yamaha Launches BD-A1000 Blu-ray 3D Player
Yamaha Electronics Corporation announced its new BD-A1000 Blu-ray Disc (BD) player. According to the statement, the BD-A1000 ($699.95) is 3D-ready as well as Control4 certified and features content playback from NetFlix, Blockbuster and YouTube Internet video streaming.
VUDU Hits Boxee in November
VUDU announced that it is coming to Boxee in November, bringing its streaming movie experience to PC and Mac users. According to the statement, by by installing Boxee’s free media center software, users gain access to VUDU’s movie collection anywhere they have a computer and an Internet connection. VUDU will be available on the Boxee …
MAGIX Launches 3D Video Editing Software
MAGIX AG announced that its new Movie Edit Pro 17 Plus software allows users to create their own 3D movies using any stereoscopic method – from the simple (red/cyan) to the more complicated (shuttered). According to the statement, MAGIX Movie Edit Pro 17 Plus will be available the first week of October 2010 for a …
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