Harmon Kardon likes to do things the lavish way and their upcoming BDP 10 Blu-Ray Player, although not as flashy as their usual stuff (like the Harmon Kardon GLA-55 Speakers), is still a hefty beast weighing in at $910.

This mod transforms your ordinary loveable zippo flip-top lighter into a death ray. Well, it hasn’t been proven that the Blu-ray laser Zippo lighter can kill a man but from the look of the video, if you point this thing in the wrong direction, somebody is definitely going to get hurt.

The Silicon Mountain Allio 42-inch HDTV PC and Blu-ray Player (quite a mouthful) comes with a massive 1TB hard disk drive, Windows Home Premium and 4GB of ram making it very tasty in the PC stakes. Add to that a 1080p panel and about 50 possible inputs and connectivity options including wireless and USB and you have a pretty nifty all-in-one machine on your hands.

Now that it has no competition, Blu-Ray manufacturers are going all out when it comes to Blu-Ray players and the Denon DVD-3800BD Blu-ray Player has arrived at the very top-end of the spectrum.

Amex Digital haven’t been snoozing and with the release of their Blu-ray burner For Macs, Macintosh owners can step their game up to the next level. If you own any kind of MacBook or even a Mac with a USB port you can make use of Amex’s new Blu-ray portable device to watch and burn Blu-ray DVD’s.

The 37″ and upwards (up to 52″) models come with full HD, 1080p with the smaller sets making do with 768p. Due out in Japan next month, the Sharp AQUOS DX Series will definitly be at the foreforent of a new trend. Televisions capable of displaying Blu-Ray movies without the need for any external peripherals.

The Japanese love their technology almost as much as GadgetHeat and they have pushed things to another level by releasing these high definition images of the Moon and universe for our viewing pleasure.

Format war between HD DVD and Blu-Ray is over. Toshiba pulls out of the format war. Blu-Ray annouced winner