LG has given Crave a sneaky first look at a range of AV playback equipment inspired by its beautifully crafted Chocolate phones, also known as the Black Label series. We spotted them during our behind ...

With the less than catchy name of RHT497H, the recorder boasts the ability to pause, play and rewind over 40 freeview channels, and packs a 160GB hard drive for up to 477 hours of recording time.

The model enables recording on DVD+R double-layer discs, allowing recording eleven hours of video data this is approximately twice the capacity of existing products. It can also perform time shift ...

As a leader in digital recording, LG Electronics has long been expanding the technological horizon. Now with a variety of new features and improved functionality, the LG RH1999H DVD Recorder is ready ...

LG Electronics today said the industry’s first dual-format high-definition disc player is now available at retail stores with a price tag of about $1,200, according to Pricegrabber.com. The LG Super ...

LG has unveiled the RH200MH, a 250GB HDD DVD recorder that the company claims is one of the easiest to use on the market. Functionality is pretty basic – you can record, edit and store TV content, and ...

08 September 2007Digital leader puts consumers first with Super Multi-Blu player that puts an end to Blu-Ray / HD DVD format wars Dubai, UAE - This year at GITEX Shopper, global and regional digital ...

Network video and downloadable content seems to be catching on, and companies like LG Electronics are bringing it to consumers in droves through the use of BD Profile 2.0 players like the BD390. What ...

Our team tests, rates, and reviews more than 1,500 products each year to help you make better buying decisions and get more from technology. The BH200 may cost an arm and a leg, but it solves the ...

Would it really be so bad if there was never an end to the hi-def format war? Would it matter to consumers if players ultimately became able to play both formats? Obviously some early adopters would ...

Two years ago, a DVD recorder that did everything a VCR did, only in digital, cost $800. You may now congratulate yourself for fighting the temptation to buy one — these machines now cost less than ...