The Blu-ray versus HD DVD battle is headed to Las Vegas, with new high-definition products rolling out at International CES (Consumer Electronics Show) next week. However, at least two manufacturers ...

Toshiba is displaying its HD-DVD players as it pushes this format to win the high definition DVD war. The HD-XA1 and HD-A1 are the two models being released in an effort to jump-start the format. The ...

In the continuing battle between the Blu-ray and HD DVD formats, the latest HD DVD player has hit the market from RCA. Designed to complement the surging popularity of high-definition (HD) TV displays ...

Toshiba began selling the HD-XA1 HD-DVD player in Japan March 31, launching a first-strike in the war with the Blu-ray camp to be the dominant HD optical recording and playback medium. Priced at less ...

Digital Journal — In the intense DVD format war between HD-DVD and Blu-ray, Toshiba made the first move today by unveiling its first HD-DVD player to media in Canada. In Japan, Toshiba has been ...

Following Toshiba's decision to pull out of the HD DVD playing market, Microsoft was left with no choice but to follow suit. The company has released the following statement, confirming what everybody ...

Toshiba works hard at shows like IFA -- not only does it promote its own gear, it's also charged with the responsibility of promoting HD DVD, to beat the Blu-ray disc association's efforts. At its ...

Microsoft Corp.'s line of Xbox 360 Authentic Products continues to grow while enhancing the way people experience games and entertainment. The Xbox 360 HD DVD Player offers Xbox 360 owners the most ...

The first HD DVD players will decode all mandatory and optional surround sound formats outlined in the HD DVD specifications, and the players will deliver surround to consumers’ existing A/V receivers ...

Who’d have thought the next-gen format spin war would be full of half truths and twisted facts? Oh, right, EVERYONE. It all started from Sony’s statement that Target stores will feature Sony’s ...

Analysts aren't surprised that Toshiba abandoned HD DVD just one month after vowing to fight on and cut player prices in the wake of Warner Bros.' surprising early January defection to the Blu-ray ...