Toshiba will launch the first HD DVD recorder next month in Japan, it said Thursday. ... The RD-A1 is much like existing digital video recorders, but with high-definition support.

I’m hoping you really dig Toshiba, because they had quite a range of announcements for the public on the 28th. First, they introduced two new DVD recorders – one of which contains a 600GB hard ...

A new DVD recorder plus digital video recorder from Toshiba, at least for Japan. The RD-XS41 will be able to record up to 208 hours of video on its 160GB hard drive, and burn DVDs in the DVD-R/RW ...

Apparently Toshiba can even fit about 2 hours of HD video onto old school DVD media with "HD Rec technology", which ain't too bad compared to the 6 hours of HD video it gets on an HD DVD.

Toshiba Corp. said Thursday it will start selling the world's first recorders for the HD DVD high-definition video disc next month. The new recorder, the RD-A1, combines an HD DVD burner with a ...

We know you are curious to know how Toshiba's HD DVD recorder operates, but the unit isn't available for the US market just yet, but luckily for us, this whole Internet thing is a global venture ...

Toshiba said Thursday it will start selling the world's first recorders for the HD-DVD high-definition video disc next month. The new recorder, the RD-A1, combines an HD-DVD burner with a 1 ...

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Toshiba has unveiled a digital video recorder that integrates recordable HD DVD discs, in combination with a 1 TB hard disc. The RD-A1 can record and store up to 130 hours of HD content on the hard ...

Beyond launching the first HD-DVD player later this year, Toshiba’s A/V group used its annual dealer show to unveil the company’s first network-equipped DVD recorder. The Gigastyle RD-XS54, which will ...

Toshiba is delaying the launch of its first HD DVD recorder by about two weeks, the company said Thursday. The RD-A1 will go on sale in Japan on July 27 instead of this Friday as originally planned.

Toshiba's $699 RS-TX20 combines a 120GB TiVo hard disk digital video recorder (DVR) and a DVD recorder in one unit. At its highest quality setting, the RS-TX20 will be able to record about 40 ...