Get a Toshiba 3D Blu-ray player for $62.99
The BDX4150 is new, not refurbished, and that price includes shipping. In addition to 3D, it supports streaming from services like Netflix.
March 19, 2012
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The BDX4150 is new, not refurbished, and that price includes shipping. In addition to 3D, it supports streaming from services like Netflix.
The ‘Tintin’ Blu-ray comes in 3D edition for $6 more. (Credit: Paramount) A few weeks ago Paramount released the Blu-ray for “Hugo,” which has a nearly flawless video transfer and offers incredibly sharp video and great sound. The studio returns today with the Blu-ray release of Steven Spielberg’s ” The Adventures of Tintin ,” which famously combines performance capture with digital computer …
When Adam Sandler’s bad, he’s really bad, according to voters for the Razzies, an Academy Awards spoof that singles out the worst movies of the year.
Netflix is bringing back the DVD-only subscription plan after CEO tells investors a month ago he expects DVD revenue to decline forever. Originally posted at Media Maverick
(Credit: Screenshot by Felix Kühne, developer on the VLC 2.0 project) VLC (download) , everyone’s favorite Swiss-Army-like media player for Mac, is about to make the jump to version 2.0, and oh what a big jump it appears to be. Apparently being rewritten from the ground up, the new and improved application is set to offer features like native full-screen mode in Mac OS X Lion and experimental …
Want to make backup copies of your DVDs? This Windows utility, normally $29.95, gets the job done quickly and neatly.
The Sony BDP-BX58 also has built-in Wi-Fi for streaming Netflix, Pandora, and lots of other services.
More fartsy than artsy — but marred by a bad transfer either way.
Jessie Baylin’s new LP (Credit: Steve Guttenberg) High-resolution formats like Blu-ray, DVD-Audio, SACD, and LP are all capable of delivering superb sound quality, but having music in those formats doesn’t automatically guarantee great sound.
Reed Hastings cast a bright light all over the demise of the DVD. No, it isn’t news that the film discs are in decline but it is news that Hastings chose to call attention to it in such a public way.