Panasonic announced its next generation Blu-ray Disc player, the DMP-BD30, is now shipping and is available prior to Black Friday in channel partner stores in many regions of the country. The BD30 is ...

Panasonic realizes that the 1990s were the pinnacle of all things fun. So it should come as no suprise that they still embrace the media format of the time, the Compact Disc. These portable CD players ...

Panasonic and movie streaming service, VUDU announced that Panasonic’s 2010 line of VIERA CAST-enabled Blu-ray Disc Players will offer instant streaming of VUDU’s huge high definition movie library, ...

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Panasonic takes two popular product offerings and folds them into one. The new SL-MP50 takes the benefits of a portable CD player with long battery life and anti-skip play and combines it with the ...

With 4K ultra-high definition TVs beginning to become the norm, it's been a long and winding road for the physical format, UHD Blu-ray, to reach its final standard. With the UHD Alliance now signed ...

For early 4K or ultra-high definition TV buyers, the choice was about future-proofing. Buy the screen now to be ready for 4K content later. Streaming Netflix was the first practical way to see native ...

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Electronic storage has been moving away from discs for quite some time. Music is kept on our phones rather than in giant CD books that get left in the car, important documents are kept on the cloud, ...

I have two different older Samsung UHD disc players which work fine for me. I mean they always load and play the UHD movies, not that I use them that much. But I don't think Samsung makes any disc ...

It's hoped the simplified - and less expensive - process will encourage more companies to develop BD products, and the 'big three' will be working with other patent holders to set up the programme.