Matsushita Electric Industrial Co. today (June 30) unveiled a large-capacity optical disc recorder that can record 4.5 hours of digital high-definition TV programs on a single disc using "Blu-ray"… By ...

They’ve had Blu-ray recorders in Japan for donkey's years, but the lack of free HD content in the UK has delayed their introduction here. But the emergence of Freesat - now a year old - has finally ...

Physical data storage remains relevant as Verbatim pledges Blu-ray support ...

For years now, physical media, especially for movies and TV, has played second fiddle to streaming, which has taken over as the predominant format — to the point where the future of formats like ...

TOKYO (Reuters) - Sharp Corp <6753.T> said it would launch a Blu-ray high-definition DVD recorder with a 1-terabyte hard disk drive (HDD), the world's largest storage capacity on any Blu-ray recorder, ...

Sony Corp. said it will launch four models of new Blu-ray high-definition optical disc recorders in November in Japan, as its format battle with the HD DVD camp heats up. By Reuters, The Associated ...

Panasonic maker Matsushita Electric Industrial Co Ltd. said it would launch new Blu-ray optical disc recorders in November that allow more hours of full high-definition recording on a single disc than ...

Apparently blissfully unaware of how much the Engadget staff has paid for the events of the last CES to be forgotten, Panasonic is promoting the UK launch of its FreeSat+ compatible series of Blu-ray ...

Blu-ray vanquished its rival HD-DVD earlier this year to emerge as the next generation standard for high definition video storage. In North America, though it continues to trail DVD as most consumers ...