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sfgate.com - 10/20/2008

Blu-ray has case of the economic blues

— sfgate.com — Analyst Roger Kay predicts a "dramatic" drop in Blu-ray sales for the fourth quarter and beyond, pushing back adoption of the technology long enough to allow other forms of video over cable, satellite and the Internet to shut the window of opportunity ... (more) Blu-ray has case of the economic blues

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ubergizmo.com - 10/15/2008

Pioneer XMp3 Portable Satellite Radio

— ubergizmo.com — Pioneer has released its first portable satellite radio in the form of the XMp3 which is capable of recording five different XM stations simultaneously, ensuring you and four of your other mates who love totally different stations are able to ... (more) Pioneer XMp3 Portable Satellite Radio

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electronista.com - 10/15/2008

Pioneer bows XMp3 handheld satellite radio

— electronista.com — Pioneer today officially took the wraps from the XMp3, the company's first portable satellite radio since the long out-of-sale Inno. The new handheld is unique in its ability to record five separate XM stations at once, guaranteeing that listeners c... (more) Pioneer bows XMp3 handheld satellite radio

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Pioneer intros DVR-2920Q and DVR-X162Q Qflix-enabled DVD burners
Engadget — Filed under: Home Entertainment Ah, Qflix. That snazzy burn technology that enables users to toast CinemaNow flicks onto specially-keyed blank DVD media for playback in your DVD player. For the eight people out there that still find this appealing, Pioneer is looking to compete with a handful of rivals by introducing the internal ...

Pioneer intros DVR-2920Q and DVR-X162Q Qflix-enabled DVD burners
Engadget HD — Filed under: Other formats, Other hardware, Players, Recorders, Pioneer, Internet Ah, Qflix. That snazzy burn technology that enables users to toast CinemaNow flicks onto specially-keyed blank DVD media for playback in your DVD player. For the eight people out there that still find this appealing, ...

Pioneer DVR-2920Q And DVR-X162Q DVD Burners Now Available
Ubergizmo — While some of us have already moved on to Blu-ray as the storage platform of choice when it comes to photo archives, many of us still rely on good ol' DVD technology. Hence, Pioneer caters to this group by releasing a couple more DVD burners known as the DVR-2920Q and DVR-X162Q. The former is an internal drive, while the latter is external and portable. With Qflix technology working in tandem with these new DVD/CD writers from Pioneer, users are able to download their favorite Hollywood productions and record them onto a DVD which can then be viewed over the computer or other DVD players for added convenience. Works great for those running a Media Center PC ...