Sony recently announced that it plans to release a fully functional Blu-ray recorder in Japan by the end of the year. It won’t be the first such Blu-ray recorder released by the company (the BDZ ...

"We consider the Blu-ray recorder a core product for people in the living room to enjoy high-definition broadcasting, high-definition photos and high-definition movies," Sony Senior Vice President ...

Sony has had a little splurge of Blu-ray action, and come up with six new models of BDR-recorders/players that also sport hard drives which can record HD video. The T-series, BDZ-T55 and BDZ-T75 ...

We don't anyone who has even gotten around to buying a first-generation Blu-Ray video recorder, which can pack up to 23GB onto each disc, but Sony is already planning to have the second-generation ...

The flood of video recording devices coming out of Japan doesn’t want to end. Today Sony unveiled five Blu-ray recorders with built-in HDDs [JP] for the Japanese market, and one of them has a 2 ...

Sept. 13, 2006, 11:59 AM EDT / Source: Reuters Sony Corp. said on Wednesday it will launch a DVD recorder using Blu-ray technology by the end of the year in Japan, fortifying its lineup of high ...

Another Blu-ray device on show after the break. Pictured above is what appears to be a new Sony Blu-ray Disc recorder which touts an internal HDD -- as in hard disk drive -- on show somewhere in ...

Sony presented its latest Blu-ray Disc recorder on Wednesday at its annual convention for Japanese electronics retailers. Speaking to company reps, Sony senior veep Kiyoshi Shikano called the ...

Share Sony will be the first manufacturer to offer a recorder based on the blue laser-powered Blu-ray standard, which crams up to 27GB of data onto a single 12-cm disc. The recorder will ...

Sony BDZ-FTB4200 Blu-ray Disc Recorder for Japan Market Due to restrictions imposed by movie studios and other content providers for the North American market, consumer Blu-ray Disc recorders were not ...

It's been a nail-biting time to be a 4K Blu-ray fan, as the players we rely on to spin our discs are beginning to show their age. Thankfully, Sony has given the format a vital lifeline ...