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When a trio of new HD DVD players popped up on Amazon.com last week, the question wasn't so much, "Are they real?" as "How are they different from the existing models?" Toshiba clarified the issue ...

TOKYO–Toshiba Corporation today announced that it has undertaken a thorough review of its overall strategy for HD DVD and has decided it will no longer develop, manufacture and market HD DVD players ...

The high definition disc format war that has raged for the last two years ended in the wee hours of Tuesday morning. Toshiba announced it would stop development, manufacturing and marketing HD DVD ...

We have been saying it for ages, but now it’s official. HD DVD has been pronounced dead on Tuesday, February 19, 2008, even before the press conference has started, according to our Ichiroo, from ...

Toshiba today announced that it is stepping up its successful marketing campaign for HD DVD as it experienced record-breaking unit sales in the fourth quarter of 2007. Major initiatives, include joint ...

Dismissing that whole Blockbuster Blu-ray decision as nothing more than a PR victory, and in no way an exclusive deal by the video-rental company, execs from Toshiba and Microsoft came to NYC to show ...

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Despite saying that the company continues to discuss a possible unification of rival high-definition optical disc formats, Toshiba’s U.S. marketing executives speaking at the company’s annual line ...

World’s First Dedicated HD DVD Write Drive for the Desktop Supports Read and Write to All Main Optical Discs Toshiba brought the wide ranging capabilities of HD DVD to the desktop PC with the ...

As we discussed in detail in The Rise and Fall of HD-DVD feature, since the Warner Brothers defection to Blu-ray in early January the format has been on an increasingly steep decline to oblivion.

Toshiba announced Tuesday that it will no longer manufacture HD DVD hardware. From its press release: "Toshiba Corporation today announced that it has undertaken a thorough review of its overall ...