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    August 29, 2007
    Hitachi Refines 3D Holographic Display Technology (Daily Tech)
    LCD To Snag 75 Per Cent Of The Flat-Panel Market By 2011 (Marketnews.ca)
    Online Video Rental Pioneer Netflix Takes A Low-tech Approach To Service (San Francisco Chronicle)
    Consumers Prefer DVD, TV Over Downloading For Movies (Video Business)
    Four CE Companies Oppose DTV Spectrum Use (TWICE)
    Philips Withdraws From China's PDP TV Market (Forbes)
    Sony Plans To Recycle Electronics For Free (USA Today)
    Disney To Release BD-Live Titles In 2008 (Video Business)
    Director Bay Joins DVD Format War (BBC)
    Paramount's CTO On Why His Studio Is Dumping Blu-ray (PC World)
    Christie's Digital Gets Screen Billing (Hollywood Reporter)
    Mitsubishi Evolves 3D DLP Technology (TWICE)
    Mitsubishi's New Blu-ray Players Can Make Any 2D Movie 3D (SciFi.com)
    Alienware Adds 4X Blu-ray Drives To Lineup (TG Daily)
    Hitachi 3LCD Projectors Offer Network Connectivity (TWICE)
    Sharp Shows Off World’s Greenest LCD TV (Techlogg)
    Sonic Patent To Be Included In Formation Of HD DVD Portfolio License (CNN Money)
    Sharp Executive Reportedly Says No Next-generation LCD Plant In China (DigiTimes)
    Sharp Touts Ultra-slim LCD TV (The Register Hardware)
    Hollywood Sets $4 Billion Summer Box-Office Record (Bloomberg)
    Sony BMG To Begin Supporting Dolby TrueHD On Blu-ray Music Titles (Afterdawn.com)
    Key Digital® Introduces Two New HDMI Video Switchers/Distribution Amplifiers – The KD-HDMI2x4P & KD-HDMI2x8P
    Wisdom Audio Announces New, Innovative In-Wall Speaker Mounting Solution
    Anchor Bay Launches Industry's First HDMI 1.3-Enabled Video Processor With New VRS Technology
    NAD Debuts Four AV Receivers, Preamp-Tuner-Processor