The standard Mino was a huge, nay, massive hit and as with all good things a sequel has been made with the Flip MinoHD, able to record at 1280 x 720 resolution. Functionality wise this is much the same as the original Flip Mino so the the $229.99 retail price is mainly for the HD and extra memory.

Vudu now offer over 1100 HD titiles and 150 HDX titles for our viewing pleasure Not to rest on their HD laurels, Vudu have today announced another 35 HDX titles and 398 HD titles to the range making their HD stock that largest available anywhere. Oh Vudu, how far you have come

With everybody going Netflix crazy these last few days, Roku has decided that this is a great time to announce that their Netflix streaming box will now have Netflix HD by the end of the year. Roku Netflix owners, good times are here at last.

HD media streaming is the future. Actually let me rephrase that. HD media streaming is happening right now and Western Digital have got their foot in the door with the release of the Western Digital TV HD Media Player.

Despite its size, the Pioneer KURO PDP-6020FD is surprisingly agile for a big HD Television. Combine this with rich colors, the deepest blacks and a multitude of HDMI ports, the Pioneer KURO PDP-6020FD is a HD Plasma Television to be reckoned with.

The Philips CinemaOne combines an iPod Dock with a 1080p HD DVD player and throws in five speakers and a woofer. Who said diversifying was bad?

The SONY VDR-MC10 is set to become your HanyCam’s best friend. All your HandyCam videos can be transferred autonomously onto DVD via the SONY VDR-MC10, then just plug it into your TC and watch. No Pc required

GadgetHeat reviews the Kodak Zi6 HD pocket video camera. The digital camcorder that YouTube addicts and video pod-casters have been waiting for. record your life in HD for under $200. If Kodak screws this up there’s no helping them

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.

Now you may have come across HD TV’s touting that they are ‘Full HD‘ and wonder what the difference is between these and those that simply say HDTV or HD Ready TV. So the question is: 720p vs 1080p - who comes out on top?
Full HD refers to a display that outputs at 1080p and ‘normal’ HD outputs at 720p. What does this mean to you? The short answer is that if you are planning on buying a HDTV less than 60 inches in size, nothing much apart from how …