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  1. Toshiba, LG Electronics Sign Patent Deal
  2. Sony prices Blu-ray discs at $30
  3. Atmel's All-Format DVD System-on-Chip
  4. Taiwan makers to launch next-gen Blu-ray discs
  5. World´s First Automated Disc Publishing System with Blu-ray(TM) Disc Support
  6. Sony PS3 as a Blu-ray Disc player
  7. Disc vendor (TDK) snubs HD-DVD for Blu-ray
  8. Blu-ray takes aim at data centres
  9. CyberLink Releases MPEG-4 AVC (H.264) Codec for Flagship Video Products
  10. Samsung Heralds New Era Of Entertainment; Shows World’s First Massmarket Blu-ray Disc
  11. Netflix Will Support High-Def DVD at Launch
  12. Microsoft May Support Blu-Ray in Vista After All
  13. Sony to debut Blu-ray PC in UK in March
  14. Samsung Announces Blu Ray Disc Drive Development Completion
  15. Sony to sell 7 million PS3s?
  16. Adult Content Siding with Blu-ray Format
  17. Pioneer Unveils Blu-ray/DVD/CD Burner
  18. Warner Home Video Announces Titles for Blu-ray High Definition Format
  19. Blu-ray Disc Format Specifications Completed
  20. Warner Home Video Announces Titles For Blu-ray High Definition Format
  21. Buena Vista Home Entertainment Announces Line-up Of Blu-ray Disc Titles
  22. [S&V] HD DVD Players Headline Toshiba Announcements
  23. CyberLink Demos HD DVD Technology with NEC and Toshiba at 2006 CES in Las Vegas
  24. Toshiba to sell high-definition players in US
  25. Universal Pictures Unveils Inaugural High Definition DVD Lineup
  26. Breaking news: External HD DVD drive for Xbox 360 just announced!
  27. PANASONIC UNIQUELY POSITIONED for 2006 BLU-RAY ARRIVAL
  28. SONY ENHANCES HIGH-DEF LEADERSHIP POSITION WITH DEBUT of BLU-RAY DISC BASED PRODUCTS
  29. Sony: Blu-ray Disc Production to begin in March 2006
  30. Toshiba Showcasing First Notebook Computer with HD DVD-ROM Drive at CES 2006
  31. TOSHIBA INTRODUCES LINE-UP OF FIRST HD DVD PLAYERS for the U.S. MARKET
  32. Pioneer Introduces One of World's First Blu-Ray Disc Players...
  33. Verbatim/MKM Announces Shipping Plans for HD-DVD Recordable Media
  34. CybeLink Presents Solutions for the Digital Home Blu-ray/HD DVD at CES 2006
  35. Four studios (including Sony) unveil Blu-ray hi-def lineups
  36. Memorex to Offer New High Definition DVD Disc Formats
  37. Paramount Pictures Home Entertainment Announces Debut Line-up for Blu-ray Disc Format
  38. Paramount Pictures Home Entertainment Unveils HD DVD Launch Titles
  39. Twentieth Century Fox Announces First Wave of 20 Blu-ray Disc Titles
  40. Broadcom Announces First Fully Compliant HD Decoder Chip for Blu-ray™ and HD DVD™
  41. Pioneer unveils Blu-ray drive for PCs
  42. HP Blesses Rival HD-DVD Formats
  43. HP/Compaq join HD-DVD camp
  44. Toshiba to delay HD DVD player launch
  45. Panasonic begins producing Blu-ray DVDs
  46. "Father of DVD" blasts Sony's Blu-Ray plans
  47. Warner Home Video boss blasts Sony @ El Reg
  48. China approves own audio-video coding standard, new dvd standard?
  49. Panasonic doubles Blu-ray capacity to 50GB
  50. Blu-ray supporters disclose content of high definition discs
  51. Blu-ray appears to have the DVD lead
  52. Blu-ray expects to reveal launch details in Jan CES;
  53. HD DVD could hit first and be very inexpensive for consumers
  54. HP asks for Blu-ray change in next-generation DVD battle
  55. Blu-ray winning drawn-out format war
  56. China to Develop Its Own DVD Format
  57. HD-DVD, Blu-ray prototypes square off at Ceatec
  58. Blu-ray support hinges on disc copy, says Intel
  59. Next-Generation DVD War Heats Up in Tokyo
  60. Chinese manufacturers back HD-DVD
  61. Paramount backs both Blu-ray and HD DVD formats
  62. Sony defends Blu-ray as pressure mounts
  63. Toshiba delays US launch of HD DVD player
  64. Toshiba develops notebook PC with high-definition DVD drive
  65. Intel, Microsoft endorse HD DVD
  66. Toshiba May Delay HD-DVD Launch
  67. Toshiba Quits DVD Talks With Sony
  68. Blu-ray consortium launches new DVD security features
  69. Studios Indicate No High-Definition DVDs by Xmas
  70. Consumers Reluctant To Buy High-Definition Media
  71. Twentieth Century Fox to Support Blu-ray Disc Format
  72. Bad News for HD DVD future Consumers...
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