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Slumdog Millionaire is set to become one of the most counterfeited movies of all time, anti-piracy experts have warned.
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Amazon have debuted their second electronic book reader, the Kindle 2.
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In a move sure to please interested consumers, Vudu announced it has slashed the price of its video-on-demand box from $300 down to $149.
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Lite-On's next DVD burners will be launched in April and feature 24x burning and new LabelTag technology.
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Reports in Japan are saying that Pioneer is on the verge of exiting the TV market entirely.
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LG will ship the company's first Blu-ray player in Japan in the end of the month.
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SSDs are moving from the data centre to the PC but the transition will not happen overnight, despite the decreasing prices of flash memory.
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U.S. internet users viewed a record 14.3 billion online videos during the month of December.
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Blu-ray will be tops for a decade but then will be overtaken by video-on-demand-services a research firm predicts.
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A Chinese man was reportedly killed at a computer shop after the mobile phone in his chest pocket exploded.
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The gold version of Skype 4.0 for Windows is now ready to download.
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The DVD Forum has completed the its work on the DVD Download Specifications for Dual Layer discs
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Amazon began offering game downloads on Tuesday, opening an online store featuring more than 600 titles.
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Despite criticism that Vista came in too many versions, Microsoft is moving ahead with plans to offer just as many editions of Windows 7.
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LaCie has launched a new 8x version of its d2 Blu-ray Drive.
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Panasonic will launch in April in Japan plasma TVs that are a quarter of the thickness and consume half as much electricity.
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Many large TVs are energy hogs and green minded California regulators want to get the biggest offenders off store shelves.
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Cash poor gamers are turning to free-to-play online games with adverts in a bid to save money in tough times.
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The UK Film Council has launched a film search engine to help movie-lovers find their favourites films in any format or platform.
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China's first Blu-Ray disc factory has gone into production in the port city of Shanghai.
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