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Addonics Technologies today announced its fastest and most flexible DVD player/CD burner with the release of its Mobile DVD/CDRW drive. The new Addonics Mobile DVD/CDRW drive offers value and performance with its 16x DVD player, 48x write/24x rewrite CDRW burner, and 48x CD-ROM.

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Addonics Announces Combo 16x DVD/48x CDRW Drive

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

For most, Hollywood movies exist simply to entertain. 

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'Chuck Norris vs. Communism': How American movies helped overthrow Romanian regime

No longer content to just sell Caddyshack DVDs and humor us with hilarious movie reviews, Amazon is getting into the movie-making business.

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Amazon will produce 12 movies a year

A discarded DVD case is offering a brutal example of the effects our trash continues to have on marine wildlife.

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How a swallowed DVD case led to a young whale's death

At least five new movies from Sony Pictures are being devoured on copyright-infringing file-sharing hubs online in the wake of the hack attack that hobbled the studio earlier in the week, reports Variety.

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'Fury' and other movies leaked online following hack attack

SAN FRANCISCO – Redbox is raising its DVD rental prices by 25 per cent in an effort to wring more revenue from the shrinking audience that still watches movies on discs rather than online.

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Redbox increasing DVD rental prices by 25 per cent as fewer people watch discs

Redbox is raising its DVD rental prices by 25 percent beginning next week in an effort to wring more revenue from the shrinking audience that still watches movies on the discs instead of Internet video services such as Netflix.

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Redbox increasing DVD rental prices by 25 percent to help offset format's shrinking audience