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BBC and Sony to trial 4K TV at Wimbledon

By James Rivington published

Exclusive 4K TV is coming sooner than you might think, with the BBC and Sony trialing 4K broadcasts at Wimbledon this year.

Xbox 720 TV app with HDMI passthrough rumored

Xbox 720 may take over your TV, be joined by Xbox Mini

By Matt Swider published

While PS4 is a very gaming-focused machine, Microsoft's next console may aim to take over living room entertainment.

GoPro Hero3

Why Ultra HD video will make you want a better PC

By Jeremy Laird published

Opinion The capabilities of the GoPro Hero3 will make you want to upgrade.

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Ouya chief teases streaming video content through console

By JR Bookwalter published

Ouya's CEO is confident that streaming video services will be part of its content offerings at retail launch.

Redray

First Ultra HD player for the home goes on sale

By Jamie Carter published

New Redray 4k Cinema Player sticks the boot in Blu-ray and kicks-off download service for Ultra HD

YouTube Capture for iPad

iPad ready for closeup with latest YouTube Capture update

By JR Bookwalter published

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A new YouTube Capture update makes it easy to shoot, enhance and share, even from the iPad.

Lovefilm snaps up The Office US and 30 Rock with NBCUniversal deal

Lovefilm snaps up The Office US and 30 Rock with NBCUniversal deal

By Chris Smith published

Video on-demand service Lovefilm has added a bounty of top TV from across the pond after signing a streaming deal with NBCUniversal.

CEO: Netflix suggestions trump Amazon, Hulu

Netflix CEO calls Amazon Prime Instant Video a 'confusing mess,' defends pricing

By Matt Swider published

Netflix CEO Reed Hastings doesn't think much of Amazon's "brand clarity" when it comes to online video streaming.

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Do we need higher frame rates?

By Jamie Carter published

With the 3D euphoria over, is it time to up frame rates in Hollywood and in the home?

YouTube goes to the movies in the UK

YouTube Movies launches in the UK

By Henry Winchester published

YouTube has finally brought its film streaming service to the UK, with over a thousand films available to rent on the Google owned video site.

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