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
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
Although everyone else seems to agree that HD DVD is dead and we should all be getting ready to buy our Blu-ray players (if we haven’t already), there’s one company that refuses to let the sinking ship hit the bottom of the sea.
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LG Refuses to Give Up on HD DVD, Continues With Combo Players
As of today, we are halfway through 2014. Most of your “prestige” movies aren't out yet—only a third of our top 10s last year were from the first half of 2013 —but that doesn't mean this year's first six months didn't have its delights.
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The Grierson & Leitch Top 12 Movies Of The First Half Of 2014
The stars of ‘The Wonder Years’ reunited to help promote the hit show’s DVD release – see photos.
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'The Wonder Years' reunion: Cast reunites for DVD release – see photos, selfie
UltraViolet, take note: the DVD version of Disney’s hit offers multiple digital options and a painless download process.
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With Frozen DVD, Disney shows how digital is done right
Kabukimonogatari sells 33,168, followed by Code Geass: Akito, Love Live, Uta-Pri, Macross F
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Japan's Animation Blu-ray Disc Ranking, December 23-29
The Unhappy Christmas: Jerk-off Drew Latham (Ben Affleck) pays the family living in his childhood home to pretend they are his family, to help with his therapy. Ask For The Receipt When: Drew writes a script for his pretend family to read, and it’s better than the one being used by the director.
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100 Worst Christmas Movies
Bonus features have been released as ‘retailer exclusives’ to different stores.
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US 'Star Trek' fans angry at Blu-ray 'rip-off'
A 300GB successor to the Blu-ray standard has been revealed by Sony and Panasonic. The BBC reports that the format is intended to be in place by 2015 and is being designed with an eye on the new 4K Ultra High Resolution standard. Movies made to this spec will likely be in excess of 100GB in size.
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Sony and Panasonic reveal Blu-ray successor plans