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Samsung BD-C8000: First 3D-Capable Blu-Ray Player

neha dey on August 11th, 2010

Samsung launched the world’s first 3D-capable Blu-ray player today! The Samsung BD-C8000 portable Blu-ray Player offers Internet@TV, which delivers the best of the web, straight to your HDTV. It comes loaded with downloadable widgets and apps like BLOCKBUSTER, Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, Flickr, Pandora and more.

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YouTube gets better in two ways: first, YouTube has upgraded its mobile site, m.youtube.com, which now supports HTML5. So now the site sports better video quality and will soon add more content. Second, YouTube reveals Leanback, which is basically selection of videos modified to your interests, play as soon as you visit the site in full screen and… Continue reading

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neha dey on June 18th, 2010

Google unveiled a new feature found in YouTube’s TestLabs- the YouTube Video Editor! This is a trial feature that will allow YouTube video creators to edit their videos online without any added software.

In its first form, the video editor allows users to combine multiple videos to create a new longer video; trim the beginning and/or ending… Continue reading

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neha dey on May 25th, 2010

The world’s number three computer manufacturer, Dell unveiled grand plans to go head-to-head with the Apple iPad with its “Dell Streak”. Also known as Mini 5, Streak is a 5-inch touch-screen tablet which Dell will unleash upon the U.K. next month.

Mini 5, the first of a number of planned products, is smaller than… Continue reading

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neha dey on April 30th, 2010

HP Pavilion’s the All-in-One 200-5020 is the newest addition to its all-in-one desktop lineup. It’s a powerful package including Intel dual core E5400 2.7GHz processor, 4GB RAM, 500GB Hard Drive, Wireless Networking,  Wireless Keyboard and Mouse, a 21.5 Inch bright 1080p high-def  widescreen with LED backlighting display with a sleek compact design. Just… Continue reading

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neha dey on April 25th, 2010

Panasonic presents a breakthrough in the form of Full HD 3D with its VIERA 2010 HDTV series. The leading model stays the 54″ Class VIERA VT25 Series Full Plasma. Full HD 3D places you with the action and creates a new world of TV viewing realism. The model comes with Infinite Black Panel Pro and the new filter… Continue reading

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neha dey on April 6th, 2010

Now what the iPad has in store for us? Something tough to guess on. Now the iPad will be a perfect replacement for our television sets. The list of apps for tablet is soon going to include Netflix app allowing viewers for instant streaming of videos, TV shows and movies from its available catalogue. Netflix, the service offering… Continue reading

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YouTube does something fresh for the users. It announced on Wednesday that soon users can have access to a new modified YouTube homepage, users can opt in to using the new format to be loaded with new features within the next six weeks. The new look comes after a year of planning with two reasons. First, it provides… Continue reading

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Viacom yesterday posted a $1 billion copyright infringement suit against Google-owned YouTube. Viacom claims that YouTube built ad sales by allowing users to post clips they’d copied from copyrighted movies and TV shows. To this, Google word- stabs Viacom saying that Viacom could have taken down the clips as it was posted but wanted them there  for added… Continue reading

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