We’ve known that the Xbox 360 DVD player was asstastic for a while, but surely this latest fall update would have improved things at least a little. No such luck, as the player still only got a ...

Toys “R” Us has the XBox 360 HD DVD player on sale for $129, quite a good deal when ou see that the normal price is $170ish on Google Products.

The Xbox 360 HD DVD Player. Movies and VGA cable sold separately. With all the recent events and the pending system launches, it's almost easy to forget that Microsoft is also shipping the Xbox ...

So, as a device with a clearly defined purpose – that of high definition video playback – the Xbox 360 HD DVD Player cannot be shoved into the same pigeonhole as previous failed add-ons.

You asked for images of the announced Xbox 360 HD-DVD player, so here some are: Xbox 360 HD DVD Player. The Xbox 360 HD DVD Player connects with Xbox 360 to deliver even more high-definition ...

Microsoft has used CES to announce the Xbox 360 HD DVD add-on. The device hasn't been priced, but it will be released this year, possibly ahead of the Blu-ray-enabled PS3 HD DVD player for the ...

Now that your Xbox 360 can support 1080p (if it isn’t broken that is), it’s time to get that nifty Xbox 360 HD DVD Player for “true high definition” resolution.

The next generation console wars aren't just about which game system is going to rock. The same thing's happening over on the video side, and Sony and ...

At Microsoft's E3 presentation today, one of the most eagerly awaited pieces of infomation concerned the company's plans to offer an external HD DVD player for the Xbox 360. And the company ...

So those of you with the Xbox 360 HD DVD player will be getting an update the next time you watch a flick while you're logged into Live. The update will ...

In the format wars there is a race to the lowest price with the best promotions; at this stage everyone just seems desperate to sell as many players as possible. If you still haven't taken the ...

Stacks of the Xbox 360 HD DVD Player are to be found in a sales bin these days, illustrating that the HD DVD format is as dead in Japan as it is anywhere else in the world. Sure, the players are ...