You may look a little ridiculous, but in the case of this gadget, looking funny may be cool. If you have ever seen someone wearing a visor that makes them look like she is a Star Trek wannabe, then she simply may be watching a movie. Or perhaps she is wearing a visor and is on her way to a Star Trek show, but that probably is not the case.
So, how could she be watching a movie from her visor? Well, it turns out that this person that you are seeing is actually watching a movie on a 52" screen... Archive for the ‘DVD’ Category
52 Inch Widescreen Personal Movie Theater
Tuesday, August 4th, 2009You may look a little ridiculous, but in the case of this gadget, looking funny may be cool. If you have ever seen someone wearing a visor that makes them look like she is a Star Trek wannabe, then she simply may be watching a movie. Or perhaps she is wearing a visor and is on her way to a Star Trek show, but that probably is not the case.
So, how could she be watching a movie from her visor? Well, it turns out that this person that you are seeing is actually watching a movie on a 52" screen... BagTV
Tuesday, May 12th, 2009
A lot of things these days are available on the go: email, Internet browsing, gaming, portable DVDs and now television... not that it wasn't portable already.
Imagine being at your least favorite place: the mall, shopping with your girlfriend or wife. Bored out of your mind, and as always holding your significant other's purse while she tries on clothes or browses the clothing racks.
Isn't it terrible to miss that game you've been waiting for all week, your favorite television show, or even a movie you've been wanting to see for some time?
Now, there's an incredible option to pass some time, and... Blu-ray for the win
Friday, May 2nd, 2008
DVD has lost the format war to Blu-ray and slowly is going the way of the VHS and Betamax -- its predecessors. I, for one, thought history would repeat itself, and DVD would win but that was not the case, the future is Blu ray. Thanks a lot, Sony.
In 1975 Sony developed the Betamax video cassette and player, trying to dictate the industry's standard and monopolize it. JVC decided instead of buying into the rights of developing Betamax players they would develop their own player, and thus VHS was born. By 1988 Sony conceded defeat as VHS became the industry...
DVD Duplication
Sunday, September 30th, 2007
DVD duplication consists of high-volume production of identical DVDs. In contrast to simple DVD burners, DVD duplication houses use dedicated and automated DVD duplication equipment from vendors such as Sony to produces thousands or even millions of DVDs in a short period of time. The cost of high-volume DVD duplication can be as little as cents per DVD.
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