New RCA HD DVD Player Completes Movie Experience in the Home With Outstanding Resolution, Vivid Colors, Stunning Sound At an Affordable Price Point INDIANAPOLIS June 2, 2006 – Designed to complement ...

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 ...

Overall, the RCA DVD player performed as expected with no real frills and no major disappointments. The ClearPlay filter technology was above average in its capability, wth room to improve with ...

LG Electronics will begin selling a dual-format high definition player designed to call a truce in the continuing war between rival DVD formats.

Newly-certified to comply with mobile digital television (DTV) technology now being deployed by American broadcasters, LG Electronics is introducing the industry’s first portable, battery-operated ...

People wanting to automatically mute the foul language in "Seabiscuit" or skip the violence in "The Patriot" have a new option — a DVD player from RCA that filters content deemed objectionable.

Electronics maker unveils the Super Multi Blue, the first player that can play discs from the competing Blu-ray Disc and HD DVD formats.

In addition, the Blu-ray/DVD player landing page now gets redirected to the 4K TV landing page. Look, I’m not hear to deny that Blu-rays and DVDs have been on the decline for years.

LG Electronics has announced some specifics on its mobile DTV plans for 2010. At the 2010 International CES in Las Vegas next week, the company, which along with Samsung own patents to the ATSC M/H ...

South Korean gadget legend Samsung has unveiled its first Blu-ray/HD DVD combo player to the US public, the same week its country-sharing nemesis, LG, ...

LG has set the price for its BH100 combination Blu-ray and HD DVD player at $1,199. Available in the first quarter of this year, the company thinks it can resolve buyer confusion and push both ...

While LG is stepping away from the Blu-ray player market, it's not necessarily the doom and gloom some are making it out to be.