Sandy Bridge is Intel’s upcoming 32-nm chip architecture platform expected to go into production in Q4 2010. The new technology is expected to replace the Nehalem and Westmere architectures. Now more and more rumors are coming out about the upcoming platform. Sandy Bridge will bring in native support for USB 3.0 SuperSpeed as well as PCI Express 3.0 which is the interface use for communication between the GPU and the other components. These new interfaces will be fully backwards compatible with existing systems.

Another thing  Sandy

DX Antenna Japan has unveiled the DXBW320, the cheapest HDD/VHS and Blu-Ray disc recorder combo on the market today. I bet this is one combo device that isn’t sitting in most of your homes right now.

If you are in the market for one, it’s priced at 70,000 Yen (or $784). The DXBW320 features a 320GB HDD, a Blu-Ray and DVD Recorder and a VHS deck all in the same unit. As a bonus this combo device also has two Digital TV tuners. We don’t have any onfo yet on when or if this one will be released in the

DX Antenna Japan today unveiled the DXBW320, which is one of the cheapest HDD/VHS and Blu-Ray disc recorder combo in the market today. Priced at 70,000 Yen ($784), the DXBW320 features a 320GB of HDD, a Blu-Ray and DVD Recorder and a VHS deck. What makes this combo gadget more special is that it also has two Digital TV tuner. Too bad, there is no info on when this player will be released in the States. [Akihabara]

Today we were able to try out the Samsung BD-C6500 1080p Blu-ray player, one of Samsung’s latest line of players featuring high-definition video along with the Samsung Internet@TV. The new players do a good job of grasping onto the future of digital media by bring internet connectivity into the player and directly into your TV.

The BD-C6500 player features the ability to playback full Blu-ray 1080p HD video along with Dolby Digital sound and output it through HDMI, S-Video, Optical and 7.1 analog audio. What’s really interesting

55.5 inches of 1080p goodness would draw attention in any case, but when they're supplemented with local dimming of an LED-backlit display, 6ms response time, a stonking 4,000:1 static contrast ratio, and an integrated Blu-ray player... well, our cup runneth over with interest. The BeoVision 7-55 is just such a monstrous, no-compromise display, and it's recently undergone a review over at Flatpanels HD. The reviewers were giddy with the versatile motorized stand and the Blu-ray player (which opens by you waving a hand in front of it), while describing the design and

Fox has been slow to show its hand concerning the Avatar home video release schedule, but that didn't stop director James Cameron from spilling assorted dates and SKUs in a Wall Street Journal interview. He's pegged a standard DVD & Blu-ray release for April 22, with a special edition DVD and Blu-ray 3D version arriving in November. Considering how much electronics companies have invested in bringing 3D to market this year and specifically Panasonic's push to make Avatar a box office smash the timing seems right on target. Whether you love the Na'vi just a little

Panasonic is releasing the new DMP-BDT300. The 3D Blu-ray player uses the company’s UniPhier LSI chip which allows output of Full HD images of 1080p quality in the frame-sequential method. You simply need a pair of active shutter glasses and a 3D-ready TV and you are good to go.

The DMP-BDT300 will also upscale your DVDs. Some other features include DLNA support, USB, SD memory card slot and support for JPEG, DivX Plus HD, MP3, AVCHD, MPEG2 and JPEG content.

Nothing on pricing or availability yet though.

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Sony launches the new BDP-S470 stand-alone Blu-ray 3D-ready player, joining Sony’s BDP-S770, BDP-S570 and BDP-S370 Blu-ray players. The player features Full HD 1080p output and supports playback of Blu-ray Disc, DVD, CD and even SACD discs.

The Sony BDP-S470 supports DVD upscaling to 1080p with Precision Cinema HD Upscaling and Dolby TrueHD and dts-HD Master Audio decoding. It is capable of BD-Live and includes access to the BRAVIA Internet Video platform for online internet streaming.

The BDP-S470 is Wireless LAN-ready and

Denon offers the S-5BD, a home entertainment device that combines an audiophile grade 5.1-channel Dual Zone A/V receiver with a Profile 2.0 Blu-ray player featuring BD Live connectivity.

The Denon S-5BD, as a receiver, features 2-source, 2-zone distribution capabilities, HDMI 1.4 with support of Audio Return Channel. It supports Dolby Pro Logic IIz, featuring Front Height Effects and Dolby TrueHD, DTS-HD Master Audio decoding. Audyssey Dynamic EQ  and Audyssey Dynamic Volume are also included.

The S-5BD Blu-ray player is

3D is the next big thing in consumer electronics. We couldn’t walk without running into demos of 3D entertainment systems at the CES last month. Blu-Ray Disc Association had finalized the 3D specification back in December 2009 and the only thing left is for it to be implemented in different devices. The Sony PS3 is compatible with the 3D spec brought out by the BluRay Disc Association.

So it is only logical that the next thing be “real” 3D games. That is, the super realistic stereoscopic 3D games. According