Thanks to a partnership with SiBEAM, some of Vizio’s higher end televisions will come with Wireless-HD built right in.

Your friendly neighborhood Wal-Mart may soon be making a push towards more aggressive marketing for high-def video formats with their new Blu-ray Experience Areas.

Fans of 3D movies can rest easy. You probably won’t need to upgrade your Blu-ray player, and you almost certainly won’t need to pick up new cables.

Disagreements in pricing between the two companies continue to go on unresolved. If Fox follows through on their threats, you may soon wake up without some of your favorite channels.

It’s far too soon to matter to most viewers, but DirecTV is going to be stepping things up this spring with the addition of 3D broadcasting.

With web based entertainment seen as the future of video distribution, companies are racing to establish their dominance. Netflix is unsurpassed in its offerings, and that could make the streaming video service a perfect acquisition for a number of companies.

A new, less expensive Blu-ray player is coming in 2010 from Oppo, but just what that means is up for interpretation.

A recent survey conducted by Quixel Research found that while consumer interest in 3D Blu-ray discs and DVDs was high, what they really wanted was 3D from their cable provider.

After setting the record back in May with a six millimeter thick display, LG cuts the size in half, and then some.

While sales in the consumer electronics category are down a bit year to year from 2008, sales were up in November.

The Blu-ray Disc Association has been wrestling with this one for a while, but now it’s official. The much awaited 3D specification for Blu-ray discs has been decided on. Most of the information to come out of the announcement is what we expected, but there are a few surprises in there.

Warner is clearly the studio most aggressively pursuing the Blu-ray/DVD combo pack method of release. In addition, they’ve announced Blu-ray Double Features which will be kicking off February 23rd.

And just what is the HDBaseT Alliance? Essentially, it’s a body for promoting and standardizing a way of getting uncompressed HD throughout your house.

LG says they’ll sell four hundred thousand 3D televisions next year, and almost ten times that many in 2011.

It’s been a long time since anything was filmed in Technicolor, but the stalwart company is still around. They’re one of the leading CD, DVD, and Blu-ray disc replicators in the country, and they say they’re ready for 3D Blu-ray, but it wasn’t as easy as one might expect.

Two new soundbar based HTiBs have been announced by JVC. One, the TH-BA3, is more like a traditional home theater in a box. The other, the TH-BS7, is a standalone soundbar and subwoofer.

Customers who purchase select DVD and Blu-ray movies from Amazon will be getting an added bonus with their purchase. A free digital rental, or full copy, of the film will be instantly added to their digital libraries at no extra cost.

LG’s lofty goals for affordable OLED screens are inching closer, thanks to the acquisition of Kodak’s OLED business.

The quest for a wireless high definition solution may be at an end, as WHDI LLC has announced the adoption of the WHDI standard.

Disney has launched a program enticing DVD owners to upgrade their collections to Blu-ray.