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PC giants Hewlett-Packard and Dell have lined up behind a blue-laser optical disc technology backed by Sony and others, the latest development in a simmering DVD format battle.
Last week, HP and Dell said they are supporting the "Blu-ray Disc" format, which uses blue laser light to squeeze more than four hours of high definition video onto a single-sided disc.
Complete news at: zdnet.com
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The future of home video recording could hinge on an obscure fight between movie studios and consumer electronics makers over the connections used to ferry digital TV signals to high-definition television sets and other devices.
Hollywood wants consumer electronics companies to limit how video files can be moved between devices that can pick up, record and transfer digital TV signals. The move aims to prevent piracy, but it might also hamper legitimate new media applications such as home networking--a prospect that is making waves in the consumer electronics industry. [...]
Complete news at: zdnet.com
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LG Electronics on Thursday unveiled a high-definition TV recorder that combines a rising blue-laser disc format with digital video recording.
The Korean electronics giant launched the device along with five other HDTV receivers and recorders at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. The LGXBG420, based on Blu-ray Disc technology, has a 200-gigabyte hard drive--that's five times more recording capacity than traditional DVD recorders, according to LG. [...]
Complet news at: zdnet.com
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DVD Forum approves rewritable HD-DVD format.
The group of companies behind the DVD format has approved a next-generation rewritable optical disc that is the same size as existing DVDs but can hold more than four times the amount of data.
Complete News at: pcworld.com
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At the forum you'll find the links to download the full Euro 1080 Demo Loop.
These movies have the full native 1080i resolution of 1920x1080. So: See the difference! :-)
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Antwerp - Belgium, 6 February 2004 - Pioneer and Euro1080 are partnering to launch HDTV in Europe
Pioneer and Euro1080 are the first to bring the High Definition TV experience into the European living room
Pioneer is proud to announce its partnership with Euro1080, the first European High Definition TV Channel based in Antwerp and the daughter company of Alfacam, a leading European TV Facilities company.
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Since April 2003 when HDTVforum.de went online, a lot of things happened, Euro1080 started, you find first HDTV receivers in the stores, in short, HDTV started to make it's way into europes households. Reason enough for us to rework the forum to something bigger. And so we present you HDTVTotal.com, a portal for all european HDTV enthusiasts.
No question, that all userdata and the whole forum kept alive.
We don't want to promise too much, but we've some ideas, that we want to implement in the next time, so stay tuned. For now we wish you TOTAL information and fun with the new site! :)
Your HDTVTotal duo (Blacky and iLink)
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On this years Consumer Electronics Show (CES) fair in Las Vegas LG announced the new Blu Ray recorder. The LGXBG420 with 120 GByte provides 12 hour recording fun. There will also be a larger variant with 200 GByte. Both are said to cost below 3000 dollars.
More infos from Chip (German text)
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Many CES Exhibitors used Nero Digital™ to encode High Definition Video to Play on HD-DVD Devices
Glendale, CA (January 18th, 2005) -- Nero, leaders in digital media technology, unveiled exciting news at CES 2005 and proved why Nero Digital™ is the choice for next generation DVD by outshining all of its competitors with the best High Definition (HD) video prominently displayed and demonstrated at the show.
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