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Bluray Sales on the Rise New data from HMR Research shows that the 10 million movies have been sold on Bluray since inception of the format in the United States, with 3 million of those having been sold during the first 11 weeks of this year. If this trend continues,BluRay is poised to sell nearly 15 million units in this year alone. The recent release of blockbuster Hollywood movies on Bluray has boosted overall sales. The Miramax release of 'No Country for Old Men' sold 68,000 copies on Bluray during its first week of sales, a huge accomplishment for a format where previous top sellers this year were selling only 30,000 copies during their first week of sales.   Some of our Favorites:

Mitsubishi Introduces Two BlurayRecorders Mitsubishi Electronics has announced that they will release two Blu-ray recorders, the DVR-BZ100 and DVR-BZ200, on May 24th in Japan. The BZ100 will feature a 250GB hard drive, while the BZ200 gets the beefier 500GB hard drive. Both players utilizes an AVC encoder which allows them to store 1080p high definition video on either a Blu-ray disc, DVD, or the local hard drive. The players also feature "REALINK" which allows them to connect seamlessly to REAL brand LCD HDTVs. Additionally, the players come with two remotes: a standard and a Gutto touch-screen. The standard remote has to be used to program the touch-screen remote, but once it is programed, the standard remote is no longer needed for operation. Both players come equipped with HDMI in and out ports that are compatible with 24p content, and feature many video and audio connection options. They also have an SD card slot (for storage of video content only) and an ISDB tuner for capturing broadcast television (in Japan only). There is no manufacturers retail price at this time. Source: Engadet Sony Invests $110M into Blu-ray Production Now that Blu-ray has been selected as the next generation optical disc, Sony is investing $100M in equipment purchases and property improvements to their Terre Haute Digital Audio Disc Corp (DADC) production facility. The additional investment also includes the addition of 65 positions to manage the new production increases. Sony is still working out the details of the expansion, but there may be an opportunity to retrofit existing workspace formally operated by Columbia House/BMG. No word on how much additional production capacity would be gained with this expansion at this time. Source: The Indianapolis Star |   Link Building blu                           -ray,blu ray,blu ray dvd,bluray,blueray dvd's,blueray,blue-ray,blue-ray disc,bluray dvd,blue-ray dvd,blueray dvd