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  1. UK consumers fall in love with large screen TVs
  2. Fujitsu Pulls out Of Visual Display Business
  3. Sony pulling out of rear pro TV market
  4. MartinLogan launches two affordable new electrostatic speakers - including the first
  5. TV sales boom in run up to Christmas
  6. New media server makes HD format war irrelevant
  7. SUPRA rolls out new 1.3 HDMI cables
  8. Toshiba forms LCD TV alliance with Sharp
  9. CEDIA bites into Macworld Apple fest
  10. Boston Acoustics unveils new designer speakers
  11. Samsung to unveil largescreen OLED
  12. New boss behind UK digital TV switchover
  13. Sony junks SXRD TV technology
  14. Sim2 launches major update of D80 projector
  15. Panasonic, Canon and Hitachi joins forces to develop OLED
  16. Hi-def woven into the fabric of society, apparently
  17. PlayStation 3 upgraded to Blu-ray Profile 1.1
  18. LG develops inexpensive mobile phone TV technology
  19. PlayStation 3 to be upgraded to Blu-ray Profile 1.1
  20. Arcam launches new Solo Movie 2.1 system
  21. Filmmaker David Lynch endorses Sim2 DLP projector
  22. Ofcom shuts door on protected HDTV spectrum space
  23. Industry veteran joins KEF UK
  24. US in-wall speaker specialist Triad returns to UK
  25. IXOS delivers fast-fit new flat screen mount range
  26. Xbox 360 to get HD DVD emulator
  27. Xbox 360 finds Japanese audience at last
  28. Xbox 360 now offering on-demand movies in HD
  29. Warner muggles red-faced over HD disc error
  30. Philips to move away from pure consumer electronics
  31. UK Xbox 360 supplies begin to tighten
  32. Toshiba walks away from OLED race
  33. Goodmans flogging DAB and CD player combi for just £29.99
  34. OmniMount launches series speaker-mount range for fixing speakers alongside screens
  35. Sharp files LCD patent infringement lawsuit against Samsung
  36. Sony targets iTunes with PlayStation Network service
  37. Upcoming HD disc buyers favour HD DVD over Blu-ray
  38. Workers rebel at Samsung TV plant, 20 injured
  39. LG launches Profile 1.1 hybrid HD disc player
  40. Samsung Blu-ray player sells for record low
  41. Sony shutters French plant, cuts workforce
  42. Channel 4 goes HD
  43. Mainstream success for Blu-ray and HD DVD far-fetched
  44. Hi-def not prime motivator for new TV sales
  45. Delays frustrate buyers of Samsung hi-def combi player
  46. Mainstream success for Blu-ray and HD DVD far-fetched
  47. Unknown brands behind bigger LCD TV names drive sales
  48. BBC reveals highlights of Christmas HD preview
  49. HD DVD owners embrace web-enabled disc content
  50. Xbox 360 video download service begins December 11
  51. Best HD movie titles of the year announced
  52. US Blu-ray player population reaches 2.7 million
  53. BT Vision launches targeted TV advert trial
  54. Video projection specialist Sim2 backs LCD
  55. HD DVD overtakes Blu-ray in porn race
  56. Bright greens to oust early adopters as key buying group
  57. HD DVD Promotion Group digs at Blu-ray about web-enabled features
  58. Hitachi to unleash Wooo on the world
  59. WIN DVD to offer Profile 1.1 Blu-ray support
  60. US custom speaker maker Triad signs deal with UK distributor
  61. Xbox 360 update adds DivX and Xvid support
  62. Work begins on world?s largest LCD TV factory
  63. PS3 to begin VOD service
  64. LCD maker ends patent dispute with LG.Philips
  65. Super-cheap HD DVD player launches on QVC UK
  66. Thiel launches innovative new subwoofer into UK
  67. Third hi-def format still in the game
  68. KEF delivers extensive range of new all-in-one home cinema systems
  69. Blu-ray chiefs claim sales dominance but dodge questions
  70. Japanese robot exhibition opens
  71. HD DVD player sales pass 750,000 in the US
  72. New plastic fibre optic cable to transform internet speeds
  73. Euro Blu-ray movie sales top a million
  74. 720p projectors blast past Full HD models
  75. Sony PSP back from the dead
  76. Onkyo unveils high-spec new all-in-one DVD home cinema system
  77. Marantz ships new 7.1 receiver with HDMI 1.3a support
  78. Sony OLED TV goes on sale early
  79. We can win HD disc war, says Stringer, because?
  80. Samsung ramps up super-large screen LCD production
  81. Harry Potter heralds online movie screening parties
  82. Sennheiser launches new noise-cancelling headphones
  83. Sony fined millions by European Commission
  84. PS3 to follow in the footsteps of the PS2
  85. Sony OLED TV debut in limited supply
  86. Disney to give away movies for portable viewing
  87. All we want for Xmas is a flatscreen HDTV
  88. Denon reveals details on new AVR-3808 HD AV 7.1 receiver
  89. Disney says Blu-ray strategy going to plan, victory imminent
  90. Father of PlayStation honoured
  91. High-end AV retailers blast cheap TV sellers
  92. Samsung downsizes workforce after LCD restructuring
  93. Five major UK broadcasters pledge HDTV channels
  94. Lexicon lets you trade old kit in return for discount on its new receiver
  95. Buy a wooden LCD TV and save the planet
  96. Warner totals hybrid hi-def discs
  97. Macrovision to acquire BD+ technology
  98. 'Proper' BBC HD channel gets green light
  99. Sony cuts cost of PS3 software development
  100. Canon tunes into OLED
  101. Two new Sony Blu-ray players hit UK stores
  102. Tangent delivers free firmware update for its Quattro internet radio
  103. Samsung leads worldwide TV market
  104. Wii back on top, Halo fades from Xbox 360
  105. Sony begins mobile semiconductor operation
  106. Optoma pushes down the price of HD projectors
  107. PS3 has turned corner, says Sony boss
  108. Lionsgate announces first Blu-ray title with Profile 1.1 features
  109. History made as first all-digital UK TV region goes live today
  110. Super-large LCD TVs to crash in price
  111. DivX heads to the PlayStation 3
  112. Philips launches new learning universal remote control with 2in colour LCD screen
  113. Sony announces first BD PIP movie, but has no players
  114. Microsoft announces Zune with laser art option
  115. Spy spoof Get Smart wins top DVD awards
  116. Warners launches full Harry Potter series on Blu-ray and HD DVD
  117. Samsung pulls out of Japanese market
  118. Dolby to acquire low-bandwidth Swedish tech house
  119. HD format war at stalemate says Sony
  120. Blu-ray leads title choice, but strength eroded
  121. Meridian applies new finishes to its iconic F80 audio system
  122. Nintendo rivals in a box
  123. Spider-Man 3 BD sales figures released
  124. Denon rolls out new wi-fi DAB table radio
  125. HD DVD sales soar as HD price war breaks out
  126. Sony opens war chest to win Xmas TV battle
  127. PS3 closing in on Wii, driven by price cuts
  128. LCD and plasma TVs more reliable than CRT technology
  129. Red-faced Warner says it will remain HD format neutral
  130. Audica takes wraps off new designer speaker series
  131. Sky announces record breaking product growth. Again
  132. Microsoft hits back at Blu-ray, says HD DVD drive a success
  133. DVD body makes second attempt to outlaw video jukeboxes
  134. TCI launches new 4-way power block to boost mains performance
  135. No price cuts for Blu-ray as HD DVD cheapens
  136. UK shops are underselling hi-def says Sony
  137. Alphason Designs launches wider furniture range to match its AV stands
  138. Armour Home snatches distribution deal with Epson home cinema products - including so
  139. New look Home Cinema Choice now on sale - with free THX demo disc **UPDATED**
  140. New HD DVD recorder can dub hi-def onto DVD media
  141. Samsung to use window glass for LCD TVs
  142. CEDIA cancels Spring trade show
  143. Disney boss blasts HD DVD
  144. Panasonic first to ship Profile 1.1 Blu-ray deck
  145. Blu-day for HD DVD as Warner moves to support single HD format
  146. Panasonic first to ship Profile 1.1 Blu-ray deck
  147. Blu-ray Association reneges on Profile 1.1 mandate
  148. Blu-day for HD DVD as Warner moves to support single HD format
  149. DVD upscalers good enough for most users, says report
  150. Ray of Sunshine for advanced Blu-ray movies
  151. PS2 to stay until at least 2010
  152. LG takes on Pioneer with ultra-black level plasmas
  153. HDMI 1.3-certified HDMI cable from US brand Kimber Kable hits the UK
  154. Freeview HD dream not dead yet says Ofcom
  155. Blu-ray outsells HD DVD but gap narrows
  156. Nintendo announces record profits, looks to launch Wii in China
  157. Hitachi announces 1.5in deep ultra thin TVs for 2008
  158. Panasonic about to launch new full HD LCD projector
  159. US electronics brand PS Audio launches into UK
  160. Bugs Bunny enlisted to help Xbox 360 combat Wii
  161. Samsung announces high density chip breakthrough
  162. Hitachi crashes out of PC business
  163. Tit for tat free HD disc war escalates
  164. Hitachi announces ultra-thin LCD TV range
  165. HD disc players sales top 2.4m
  166. HD disc players sales top 2.4m
  167. New Xbox 360 package launches for £200 offering HDMI output
  168. Samsung shows large-screen LCD just 10mm thick
  169. 1080p screens better for 1080i content says DisplaySearch
  170. Transformers becomes biggest selling HD DVD yet
  171. LG introduces smallest ever plasma TV
  172. Sanyo launches full HD LCD projector
  173. Free THX DVD with Home Cinema Choice
  174. Philips launches new wireless home audio system **UPDATE**
  175. Marantz unveils new AV receiver with HD audio capabilities
  176. BBC announces highlights of remainder of HD trial before Public Value Test decision i
  177. Sony Toshiba joint venture official
  178. Master Chief slaps down Wii, PS3 forgotten in melee
  179. HD DVD camp plans Xmas blow to Blu-ray
  180. LCD makers take slimming battle to OLED at FPD show
  181. Samsung accelerates OLED screen plans
  182. Bose bigshot gets Hall Of Fame Award
  183. Sony PS3 Cell processor sale imminent
  184. KEF launches new flagship speakers - a snip at £70k!
  185. Philips launches new wireless home audio system
  186. Sharp opens first US LCD plant
  187. Die Hard 4.0 features digital killer app
  188. UK PS3 sales jump 178 per cent
  189. Seiko Epson doubles life of OLED, hopes to challenge Sony
  190. Toshiba opens Polish LCD TV plant
  191. Sharp announces UK launch details for debut Blu-ray player - and it's cheap! ** UPDAT
  192. Bose launches new portable SoundDock speaker system for iPods
  193. Slow roll-out for Blu-ray Profile 1.1
  194. ViewSonic delivers the first 'super high resolution' 19in widescreen LCD - complete w
  195. The OLED gold rush begins
  196. IPTV service for PS3
  197. Sharp announces UK launch details for debut Blu-ray player - and it's cheap!
  198. No need for interactivity says Blu-ray boss
  199. Harry Potter to introduce versatile DVD and download format
  200. HD discs will succeed says Sony, but interest remains low
  201. Samsung begins mass-production of OLED screens
  202. Samsung release BD firmware update
  203. HD DVD players top US sales chart
  204. Lexicon adds 1080p as a free upgrade to its MC-12HD
  205. Interest in Blu-ray and HD DVD likely to be shortlived, says report
  206. LCD panel prices heading toward another crash
  207. LCD TV sales to top 100m in 2008
  208. The Bourne Ultimatum hits HD DVD in December
  209. Sony announces new 'step up' SXRD projector
  210. Hitachi develops 100GB Blu-ray disc
  211. Sony, Samsung, Pioneer top HDTV user poll
  212. Stripped down PS3 to invade US
  213. Spielberg says No to HD DVD
  214. Toshiba and Microsoft partner to promote HDi across platforms
  215. New PlayStation3 to snub SACD
  216. Panasonic pushes green agenda
  217. Best Buy rated top HD retailer in the US
  218. Philips launches new digital wireless headphones for AV and hi-fi use
  219. BBC announces highlights of its HD trial for late Autumn
  220. 51GB HD DVD configuration approved
  221. Silver Surfer Blu-ray less than fantastic
  222. Silver Surfer Blu-ray less than fantastic
  223. 51GB HD DVD configuration approved
  224. Universal opens interactive HD DVD webshop
  225. No future for Blu-ray recorders, admits Panasonic
  226. Boston Acoustics launches new stereo soundbar to accompany flat TVs
  227. InFocus slashes prices of HD Ready projectors
  228. Panasonic bows 1TB Blu-ray recorder
  229. Toshiba tech allows hands to replace remote control
  230. Spidey ushers in 10 millionth 50GB Blu-ray
  231. OLED TV hailed as a symbol of Sony revival
  232. Blu-ray camp courts cheap Chinese player makers
  233. HD DVD freebie promotion stepped up, Samsung delays combi player
  234. KEF revamps its high-end XQ speaker range
  235. PVR use grows, but live TV still king
  236. Full HD to boost plasma sales
  237. Hitachi to show world?s thinnest LCD TV
  238. Philips to make a mint from green products
  239. Inexpensive Blu-ray recorders to invade Japan
  240. IXOS launches new, highly affordable HDMI cable range
  241. Sony planning new cheaper PS3
  242. LCD TV prices to rise
  243. Sony launches four new Blu-ray recorders, pulls out of DVD recorder market
  244. Blu-ray heads for upset defeat at the hands of HD DVD
  245. Sharp unveils 1TB Blu-ray recorder
  246. Blu-ray heads for upset defeat the hands of HD DVD
  247. JVC to cut over 1000 jobs
  248. Slingbox creator acquired by Echostar
  249. Denon about to unleash new 'HD' AV receiver
  250. Alba launches Freeview receiver for just 20 quid