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Toshiba releases its first Blu-ray player

Crave Seeing Toshiba and the Blu-ray logo on the same player makes us think "Photoshop", but the BDX2000 is a real product. Toshiba officially conceded the format war in February 2008, but ... Read story »

Xbox 360 has no love for Blu-ray

Crave While Toshiba has reluctantly embraced the Blu-ray format, its former HD-DVD ally Microsoft is still refusing to budge. Earlier, its CEO Steve Ballmer had hinted at a Blu-ray addon for the ... Read story »

Getting Blu-ray on a new 27-inch iMac

Crave Apple's new iMac all-in-one desktops impressed us, especially the massive 27-inch model we reviewed this week. But we're left wondering what happened to the rumored Blu-ray drive option. Playing HD ... Read story »

Toshiba's first Blu-ray laptop unveiled

Crave Nothing in this world makes sense. First Sega start making games for Nintendo, then Arnold Schwarzenegger is elected mayor of California, and now Toshiba--former peddler of HD DVD--releases a laptop with ... Read story »

JVC (oddly) opts for Profile 1.1 for its latest Blu-ray player

Crave These days, what separates Blu-ray players from one another has less to do with how they play Blu-rays--they all do that pretty well--and more to do with the sort of ... Read story »

Philips unveils Blu-ray players with DivX Ultra support

Crave Philips BDP7500 Two new Philips Blu-ray players have been announced at IFA 2009 taking place in Berlin. The BDP7500 and BDP9500 are both armored like battle tanks, with the latter encased ... Read story »

Samsung Blu-ray players to support YouTube and MKV

Crave The main menu of the YouTube client on Samsung's Blu-ray players. Add YouTube the growing list of streaming media services supported by Samsung Blu-ray players. Effective immediately, Google's megapopular online video ... Read story »

PS3 Slim makes dedicated Blu-ray players overpriced again?

Crave A US$300 PS3 makes us reevaluate the value of standalone Blu-ray players. For most of Blu-ray's existence, the PlayStation 3 has easily been the best value in home theater. Only ... Read story »

New Samsung Blu-ray sound bar gets Wi-Fi

Crave The Philips HTS8160B Blu-ray sound bar has a new rival in the form of the latest Samsung HT-BD8200. The latter is not only more affordably priced at S$1,499, it also ... Read story »

Toshiba to embrace Blu-ray finally officially

Crave We earlier reported about Toshiba's rumored interest in jumping on the Blu-ray bandwagon. This is now confirmed by the company's application for Blu-ray Disc Association (BDA) membership in its latest announcement. ... Read story »

LG finally ships its flagship Blu-ray player to Asia

Crave The big brother of the current LG BD370 has finally landed on Singapore shores. The BD390 will cover everything offered by the former plus a few notable extras, including a ... Read story »

Blu-ray sales up 91 percent in first half of 2009

Crave Due out September 1, the "Gladiator" Blu-ray should do big numbers. Back in April, we reported that sales for Blu-ray Discs had nearly doubled in the first quarter compared with the ... Read story »

Hands-on: PS3 Slim as a Blu-ray player

Features We all know that the Sony console is a versatile multitalented machine, but how does it stack up against a dedicated Blu-ray player? Read story »

Sony debuts enthusiast-grade Blu-ray player

Crave Sony has announced a new BDP-S765 Blu-ray player featuring key picture-processing functions originally developed for its flagship BDP-S5000ES kit. Firstly, the HD Reality Enhancer system provides real-time edge and detail ... Read story »

China challenges Blu-ray with CBHD format

Crave Now that Blu-ray has won the format war with HD-DVD we can all relax and buy Blu-ray players and not have to worry about what physical format our disks are, ... Read story »

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