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The new Samsung 3D bundle is finally available. With a 40 inch LED 1080P 3dTV, a Samsung 3D Blu Ray Player, and a pair od 3D Glasses, the new bundle will ensure that you get a great 3D experience, and also a pretty decent setup even for plain old regular 2D! The 3d Glasses come as a starter pack with a Monsters Vs Aliens Blu Ray disc.

Here’s the link to the page with the full details: 3D TV Bundle.

Source: tv3d.co.uk

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Blu Ray goes 3D at CES

by admin on January 7, 2010

There are a huge load of Blu Ray product launches at CES this year, with a lot of focus on the recently finalised Blu Ray 3D.  There are players, full home cinema systems and even some portables. Products have been announced by Toshiba, Sony, Samsung, Panasonic and LG amongst others.

We will be gathering all of the information the vendors have made available and will be commenting on the announcements.

One thing looks sure: Blu Ray + 3D looks like a very popular move. Thankfully there are also many 3d TVs being released as well, all the way up to a huge 4kx2k 152″ display!

More once we have ploughed through the various press releases and product announcements.

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Selected Blu Ray releases for next week

July 27, 2009

OK, we’ll start to do a quick weekly round up of movies that we’re looking forward to. We can’t list every title that will be released, but we’ll try to include more as we are informed of release by the publishers.
So this coming week sees Children of Men with Clive Owen, is out, which depicts [...]

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We’re baaack

July 27, 2009

Well. We have finally had enough of not being able to update things on our old platform, so we have shifted everything over to a nice shiney WordPress installation.  Finally we can update things again - 18 months later…
Anyway, we have some settings to tweak, and a new Blu Ray player to source (anyone with [...]

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New Line Cinema to follow parent

January 6, 2008

As part of Time Warner, it’s to be expected I guess, but New Line Cinema are also going to follow Warner to full Blu Ray exclusivity.

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Warner Brothers goes Blu Ray Exclusive

January 5, 2008

Warner Brothers have decided to go Blu Ray Exclusive later this year. They will continue to release titles on DVD and Blu Ray, with HD DVD following a short while later, until May 2008, upon which time they will only release DVD and Blu Ray.
As Warner were supporting both HD formats, and have chosen to [...]

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Sony Opens Up Market With Two New Blu-ray Disc Players

August 30, 2007

BDP-S300 priced for wide appeal; BDP-S500 for high-end – both with a complimentary copy of the Spider-Man™ High Definition Trilogy on Blu-ray Disc!
Reclaim the original experience with 24p True Cinema
Integration and one-touch operation with BRAVIA® Theatre Sync™

Today’s launch of two new Blu-ray Disc players by Sony marks the next stage in the [...]

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Blockbuster US Chooses Blu Ray

June 18, 2007

Blockbuster in the US have been testing both HD optical formats, Blu Ray and HD DVD for a good few months now, and have decided to go with Blu Ray for their stores. This is based on rental stats that say 70% of HD rentals were Blu Ray.
HD DVD will continue to be available on [...]

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Blu Ray Disc Rot Problems?

June 17, 2007

In a return to the problems that have affected laser disc, CD and DVD at various times, it appears that some Blu Ray discs are suffering from some kind of disc rot. Member of AVSForum have reported the problems, and have even uploaded pictures to show what it looks like. The small marks, which [...]

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It has been coming!

August 4, 2006

Yes the Blu-ray and HD DVD head to head. Would either of the formats be able to show clearly that they were the One.
Well the first round has taken place and comparisons have been made between three Warner Home Video releases, Training Day, Kiss Kiss Bang Bang and Rumor Has It…. .
And one is definitely [...]

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