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ubergizmo.com - 8/5/2009

Panasonic Blu-ray players support Amazon Video On Demand service

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If you happen to own a Panasonic Viera Cast Blu-ray player, then you'll be happy to know that the Japanese consumer electronics giant has given the green light to offer support for Amazon's Video On Demand service on that particular range. This gives the viewer another entertainment option ...

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gadgetrepublic.com - 8/10/2009

Next iTunes may support Blu-ray, Twitter

— gadgetrepublic.com — Ah yes, we all love our Apple rumours, but this one happens to have nothing to do... with either the tablet or the iPhone; it is about the next iteration of iTunes, which may include lots of exciting goodies including Blu-ray support, which would point ... (more) Next iTunes may support Blu-ray, Twitter

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ilounge.com - 8/10/2009

News: iTunes 9 to gain Blu-ray support, app organization?

— ilounge.com — iTunes 9 will feature Blu-ray disc support, as well as a better way to handle iPhone and... iPod touch applications, according to a new report. Citing a “pretty reliable source,” Boy Genius Report writes that Blu-ray support will be coming in the next ... (more) News: iTunes 9 to gain Blu-ray support, app organization?

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itechnews.net - 7/30/2009

Onkyo DV-BD507 Blu-ray Player

— itechnews.net — Onkyo launches in the US the V-BD507 Blu-ray player . The player plays Blu-ray video discs with... Full HD 1080p resolution and does DVD and CD playback. It offers internal scaling of all video sources to 1080p. Onkyo DV-BD507 supports Deep Color ... (more) Onkyo DV-BD507 Blu-ray Player

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Panasonic’s Blu-ray players now support Amazon’s Video on Demand Service
Newlaunches.com — ... also given the all clear signal to Amazon for its Video On Demand service on that particular range. So after a long, tiring and hard day at work, you can now enjoy more movies and entertainment. More good news is that this service update is free, complementing existing support for Picasa photos, YouTube videos and other services already available on the Blu-ray players. What you will need is a fast net connection and an HDTV but not necessarily Panasonic. Even the Toshiba will do! [ Ubergizmo ] ...