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The HDmovies.org site is expanding, and will include movie releases. These will be available in a new section, and also via the newsletter.
The movies will start with currently-released movies, and will also over time fill in already-released movies.

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Both of the two main HDTV formats, Blu-Ray and HD DVD, allow more interactivity than older technologies such as DVD (and, heh, VCR’s!). And since movies - the ones destined to be classics, at least - have a life span of decades, then perhaps it’s not too much to expect savvy HD-movie releases that […]

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With a recent upgrade to the iPod line, including the new iPod Touch (and the similar-format iPhone’s iPod player), Apple is poised to upgrade the content side, according to rumor. Apple TV will always benefit from more HD content, and iTunes already has HD-format podcasts. This Mac Daily News article - HD content […]

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Someday all the buzz about limitations of HD movies being downloadable via the internet will be old news… until then…
The article “”Why HD movie downloads are a big lie“” discusses how a DVD has more data than the HD movie download streams do, and it also contrasts this with HD IPTV.
The Xbox live downloads include […]

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Some interesting stories relating to HDTV:

Scams for the high def crowd? “”Saying the e-mails are from their electronics stores, the scammers are urging people to click on a link to verify their account information.”” Phishers Target HDTV Owners

LG has some TV’s showing promise of more choices than DVR’s you rent per month: LG HDTV’s with […]

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Laser televisions - coming soon, but can they beat plasmas? The early hype is yes…

“”Laser TV… boasts double the clarity… for less money”” - Laser TV to topple plasma.

…or it’s no:

From Australia, an article mentions that four major TV manufacturers - Fujitsu, Pioneer, Samsung and Philips - have no immediate plans for laser TV […]

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“When you save your memories on a video or DVD, you have them for a lifetime. Now also add HD to the mix. But, not every memory will last forever, however, because videos and media can wear out, and DVDs and discs may be scratched or will be lost. If you want to […]

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“To playback, never mind edit, your HD movies on a PC… takes a 3.2 GHz processor, or a laptop with a 2 GHz Core Duo. The high amount of data being streamed in real time to the HD video screen is why - the equivalent of up to 60 refreshes per second of a […]

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Anyone who has an HD tv already knows the news… the conventional TV of our parents and grandparents days are just about extinct (from stores)… a 35 inch (~ 1 meter) CRT television is going to be a huge box to fit inside your house. And the laser tv will rock the CRT as […]

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“So you have HDTV and you want to record high definition movies that you are watching, but how? While not ready for the average consumer, there is a card that proposes to be able to take the HD stream and let the user capture the signal for recording in high quality.
As the […]

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