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    1-Aug-05
    Microsoft To Side With HD DVD For Xbox 360 (The Inquirer)
    CMOS Sensor Makes Hand-Held HDTV Camera Possible (NE Asia Online)
    6-Color LEDs Boost Color In LCD Monitor (NE Asia Online)
    LG.Philips LCDís Output Tops 10 Million Units (The Korea Times)
    Denon Upgrades Receiver, DVD Lineup (TWICE)
    Marantz Audio Steps Back To Go Forward (TWICE)
    28-Jul-05
    Screen Innovationsí Mirage Screen Takes Projectors Out Of The Dark
    Image Entertainment And Graymark Productions Sign Multi-Picture Co-Production Pact; Two Companies To Produce Low-Budget Genre-Based Films
    Top Japanese Publishers Announce Commitment to Xbox 360
    Sunfire Introduces New, Enhanced True Subwoofer Super Junior
    Video Trade Association President Calls For Compromise In High-Definition DVD Format War; VSDA Releases Document Outlining 'Baseline Criteria' For High-Def DVD
    AudioControl Introduces Maestro M2 Theatre Processor
    CinemaNow To Offer Selected Programs From HDNet's High-Definition Library; HDNet Will Make Selected Original High-Definition Programming Available On A Download-To-Own Basis Via The CinemaNow Service
    Key DigitalÆ Introduces Innovative HDMI 4x1ô Digital Switcher for Video and Audio, with Built-in Video Processor
    Sony Delivering New Flat-Panel LCD HDTV Line
    ATSC Approves New Enhanced AC-3 Standard
    Tripp Lite Introduces New Audio/Video Power Protection At The CEDIA Show
    ìSpider-Man 2î Snares Award for Best Overall DVD Presentation; ìThe Lord of the Rings: The Return of the Kingî Wins Four Awards
    Consumers Seek Smart Homes And Simple Technology Terminology, According To New CEA Research
    Home Entertainment Still Expanding (Video Business)
    Re-Scheduled Shuttle Launch To Be Broadcast Live In HDTV (Digital Home Canada)
    HD DVD Requires Digital Imprimatur (PDPNet)
    Sony Embarks On A Licensing Agreement Spree For PlayStation 3 (ABC Money)
    HD DVD Offers Contrary Survey (TWICE)
    15-Jul-05
    Sharp To Mass Produce World's First LCD To Simultaneously Display Different Information In Right And Left Viewing Directions