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Fun movies from the 1950s through 1980s that can entertain kids without worrying content-conscious parents.

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5 classic, kid-friendly movies for spring break

Astar Electronics has just launched two new portable widescreen DVD players, the PD 3010 and PD 3020. The new DVD players are ‘top loading’ and feature 6.5″ (PD 3010 model) and 7″ (PD 3020 model) screens.

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New Portable DVD Players from Astar

Cost effective technological solutions have turned out to be a forte for China in recent years.

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China goes solo with own DVD format

And so the battle between Blu Ray and HD DVD continues. In the corner supporting the HD-DVD format is Toshiba, the company that has just announced its latest desktop burner, the SD-H903A. As it is a “half height” optical drive, this burner is “ideally designed for single-bay desktop PCs.”

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Toshiba SD-H903A lets you burn HD-DVD on your desktop

Hitachi announced a new low cost DVD camcorder that offers widescreen 16×9 video recording. The UltraVision DZMV730A DVD Camcorder will feature the new Hitachi Image Engine that they claim will provide a 20 percent improvement in video noise reduction and 20 percent longer battery life.

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New Low Cost Hitachi DVD Camcorder

Marvel's Daredevil is finally here! And, oh yeah, there's Halt and Catch Fire, too.

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Netflix Gets New April Crop of Shows and Movies

Without Alessandro Volta, there'd be no portable DVD players, power tools, pacemakers, or Energizer Bunny.

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Electric Battery Creator Alessandro Volta Honored With Google Doodle

The official body that sets the specifications for Blu-ray has finally agreed on a standard that will allow 4K material, or ultra HD, to be stored on Blu-ray disks – after previously announcing that we'll have 4K Blu-rays by Christmas time.

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Blu-ray gets huge 4K quality boost, possibly kills 3D

Companies like Netflix, Amazon and Redbox have in the last few years transformed the home-viewing media habits of many.

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Montpelier's unique DVD rental business closes its doors