Since we tipped you off last month about the Toshiba RD-A1 HD DVD recorder that was set to ship in mid-July, we figured you might appreciate an update on that, where now it’s mid-July and the RD-A1 is ...

Toshiba has unveiled a digital video recorder that integrates recordable HD DVD discs, in combination with a 1 TB hard disc. The RD-A1 can record and store up to 130 hours of HD content on the hard ...

Sony Corp said it will launch four models of new Blu-ray high-definition optical disc recorders in November in Japan, as its format battle with the HD DVD camp heats up. Sony, along with Panasonic ...

Toshiba has announced a July 14 Japan-only release for its HD-DVD recorder, the first such recorder to hit the market. The RD-A1 will feature a 1TB hard disk — enough for around 130 hours of HD ...

TOKYO — Toshiba Corporation has unveiled the future of home videoentertainment in an age of digital, high definition content: the world's first digital hard disk video recorder integrating a ...

Slower procurement of some recorder components than expected has led to inadequate inventory, but Toshiba has encountered no long-lasting problems such as a bug in software or a glitch in production ...

Toshiba said Thursday it will start selling the world's first recorders for the HD-DVD high-definition video disc next month. The new recorder, the RD-A1, combines an HD-DVD burner with a 1-terabyte ...

I’m hoping you really dig Toshiba, because they had quite a range of announcements for the public on the 28th. First, they introduced two new DVD recorders – one of which contains a 600GB hard drive ...

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Interestingly, Blu-ray recorders such as the Panasonic DMR-E700BD have been available in Japan for some time. But thanks to the multiple layers of copy protection that have been added to the format to ...

Toshiba is showing three yet-to-be-launched HD DVD recorders at this week’s Ceatec show in Japan. A main feature of all three players is the ability to transcode in real-time an off-the-air MPEG2 high ...

The battle for supremacy in the optical disc technology between world's No.2 consumer electronics company, Sony Corp.'s Blu-ray and rival Toshiba's HD DVD, has intensified with Sony announcing that it ...