It's official. Toshiba just made a statement saying, " it will no longer develop, manufacture and market HD DVD players and recorders." Cessation of the player and recorders are targeted for March ...

. In the first Dead Drops iteration, USB flash drives were embedded into walls, buildings and curbs in and around Brooklyn and New York City, later expanding around the world organically. The response ...

Toshiba has finally bowed to the inevitable, announcing its intentions to stop the manufacture and development of HD DVD players. Citing "recent major changes in the market," the company concluded ...

When we spoke to Berlin-based artist and architect Aram Bartholl earlier this year, he was really interested in how the Internet was inspiring and organizing movements. SOPA, PIPA, and Occupy were on ...

Psychic powers weren’t required to have seen this coming — although it was rather sooner than expected — but today Toshiba announced that it would no longer be supporting its own format, HD DVD.

The format war is officially dead. Toshiba, the head company in the HD-DVD camp, announced today it will stop manufacturing HD-DVD players. The film studios that supported the dead format will most ...

As part of Toshiba’s new promotional plan, HD DVD hardware across the board dropped in price. Introduced on January 13, the price of the entry-model HD-A3 is $149.99, the HD-A30, with 1080p output, ...