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Oct
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Posted by Todd
October 11, 2007 | 1 Comment
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When you rush out to the store to purchase your copy of Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix this December, you will be getting more than you bargained for.
I just stumbled across this little news blurb on Google news. Seems someone has developed a chip that will allow you to control DVD playback by waving your hand in the air. By pointing your thumb in the air you can fast forward, skip back, etc.
The blurb gives very little information so understand I have [...]
Evan Almighty, releasing on October 9th, will be the first title to take advantage of this feature.
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Oct
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Posted by Todd
October 1, 2007 | 1 Comment
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I have been blogging quite a bit over the past couple days about DVD purchasing kiosks, but what about a DVD rental kiosk?
This is pretty interesting. Ultimate Fighting Championship has the top two slots on the Billboard Recreational Sports chart for the first time ever. I have been noticing that the WWE seems to be struggling a lot lately and it seems that all of it’s thunder has been stolen away. Personally I don’t watch either anymore, [...]
Hollywood has been dreaming of the following scenario: A customer walks up to a kiosk in a local store, picks a movie, swipes a credit card and walks away with an actual disc containing the movie they ordered. A DVD vending machine if you will.
If you have been following this blog you will notice that I have blogged a couple articles about the format war. More specifically, I blogged about a new format HD-VMD and the fact that Warner has shelved its Total HD format. It seems like these moves, along with HD-DVD stealing Paramount away, have [...]
Not the town, and not people that live there, well maybe some people, but more like the institution/company of Hollywood. I stumbled upon this article about Hollywood deciding to allow customers to download movies and burn them to DVD. Of course, they have to completely destroy it and make sure nobody will ever want to [...]
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Sep
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Posted by Todd
September 17, 2007 | 1 Comment
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In a move that really isn’t all that surprising, Warner Home Video(WHV) announced that they are going to halt development on their new optical disc format called Total HD.
This amazes me. Let me give you a little background. UMD is Sony’s proprietary format for the Play Station Portable. About two years ago I was one of only two people in our office to program these torture devices. Now don’t get me wrong, in a sense they are kind of cool. [...]
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