According to The Hollywoord Reporter Paramount will soon have released its last
HD DVD
release.
Still no official word from the studio but Hollywoord Reporter writes:
A week after announcing it would return to Blu-ray Disc now that Toshiba has given up on its failed HD DVD technology, Paramount Home Entertainment says it is ending production of HD DVD discs.
The studio’s final two HD DVD releases will be “Things We Lost in the Fire” and “Into the Wild,” both coming March 4.
Paramount is expected to start rolling out Blu-ray Discs in the summer. Until then, titles will be released in standard DVD only.
More when we have official announcements from the studio.
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After yesterdays announcement that Microsoft will follow Toshiba and drop the
HD DVD add-on
drive for the XBOX 360, they will lower the price for the remaining drives.
The company told Bloomberg that the last drives will be sold for $49. Companies like Best Buy are already selling the drive at this price.
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Amazon.com has a new sale where you can save 50% on more than 147 different
HD DVDs.
Titles include Hot Fuzz, The Thing, Army of Darkness and many more.
Buy them now!
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Videoconferencing capabilities have today reached a new milestone with the introduction of the
industry’s first 1080i
HD videoconferencing system - the Sony PCS-XG80.Combining 1080i high resolution and a high frame rate of 60 fields per second, the PCS-XG80 promises unrivalled live video quality for a very natural alternative to face-to-face meetings. Thanks to its backward compatibility, users have the flexibility to choose to connect with HD video quality through the growing number of affordable high bandwidth connections or with their older, SD legacy systems over IP and/or ISDN. In an industry first, this product also features BrightFaceTM, Video Annotation, and RF Remote functionality.
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