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Sony's PlayStation 3 has been in the news a lot in the past year. First there were issues with its Blu-ray support and then there were the reports on the console’s delay and finally the fallout from the $499/$599 pricing structure. Well, it appears that that high price of entry is not only...

Didn't spend quite that much. Helps to be in the consumer electronics field and know a few people :). My main thing with is Sony hasn't delivered on what they promised so I wouldn't be suprised if HDMI 1.3 doesn't ship with the PS3 launch. Sony just delayed a couple of titles including at...

HD-DVD is being displayed as 1080i as the Toshiba's don't support 1080p in their hardware. I'm using 2 different displays a Panasonic 50" DLP and a Sony Qualia 004. The reason for the poor image I'm sure is Sony's decision to stay with Mpeg 2 instead of going with VC-1 or MPEG4 AVC right off...

Yeah I saw a few articles about the PS3 supposed to be launching with HDMI 1.3 but I'm really skeptical. Sony promised a hell of alot for the Blu-Ray launch and I have to say Sony has a ton of catching up to do if they want to stay in the game with toshiba. I have both an the Toshiba XA1 and...

If your ordering the PS3 for a Blu-Ray player I'd hold off until it's guaranteed HDMI 1.3 IC's are available, otherwise your not going to be able to take advantage of the new sound formats like Dolby TrueHD and DTS-HD. Silicon Image isn't planning on having their IC's out until this fall so...

REDMOND, Wash., June 15 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Microsoft Corp. (Nasdaq: MSFT - News) today announced that effective July 2008 Bill Gates, chairman, will transition out of a day-to-day role in the company to spend more time on his global health and education work at the Bill & Melinda Gates...

The only thing with the +/- war was that DVD on film had already adopted a standard with all studios backing it so the war only really affected PC's. As far as storage goes using VC-1 takes up 6.25GB per hour so a 4 hour movie your looking at 25GB which even with HD-DVD leaves 5GB for...

It was pretty much a given that they would make a sequel as the first movie despite bad reviews made a fairly nice profit. Production budget was about $50 million and it brought in $198,602,095. So everyone can probably expect a third movie if this one even makes half the profit the first did.