Toshiba’s new Dynabook TX/98MBL laptop will push separate 60Hz frames to each eye (120Hz total), enabling what could be the first consumer 3D laptop utilizing active shutter 3D technology. The laptop has a 15.6-inch LCD display with LED backlighting and will of course house a Blu-ray Disc drive. We’re sorry to say though, that the TX/98MBL will only be available in Japan when it ships at the end of July, 2010. Full Story
Sony says it will start shipping a new entry-level notebook starting at $880 that comes enabled with Blu-ray. The VAIO NW notebook with Blu-ray Disc player (ROM) will also read/write DVD and CD. $800 will get you the notebook without BD installed. Full Story
Just yesterday I was asking my friend why Apple came out with these fancy new MacBooks but with no option for Blu-ray Disc integration. Isn’t Blu-ray the disc of the future? With each disc capable of holding 25GB of data you’d think Apple would be on this already. Full Story
Dell is offering a laptop with a Blu-ray Disc drive for less than $1000. The recent promotion from Dell is the latest from the PC manufacturer who seems eager to put high def capabilities in the hands of PC users. While Dell appears to offer Blu-ray disc drives on any of its laptops, the Inspiron 1525, if configured correctly, can be your for under $1000.
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