HD Brief

On today’s show well take a look at Canon PC’s wast of 6 perfectly good cable cards. Also Happauge looks to have released the new “gold standard” of TV Capture Cards, WinTV-HVR-2250 is now shipping! Also we have some relief for all you AT&T U-Verse users out there experiencing audio dropouts, Cisco has a solution in sight. Lastly we surf on over to www.blu-ray.com to feed our HD addiction with there extensive list of Blu-Ray news and information. All this and more on today’s High

On today’s show; Kaleidescape talks about there answer to upscaling standard definition content to 1080p. If you thought Toshiba had dropped out of the High Def DVD war, there still putting up a fight. We’ll take a look at what they’ve got up there sleeve. Also, If watching one program at a time isn’t good enough for you, how about 6 simultaneous programs on one screen? We’ll take a look at Direct TV’s multi stream Wimbledon coverage. Never fear, we haven't forgotten about our High Def web

On today’s show, well take a look at how Voom puts up one last dying fight to stay in the HD market by offering a pathetic amount of content On-Demand. Also XCM has announced yet another component to VGA converter that looks to be a winner, well tell you what this little guy can do for you. And lastly that ESPN Ultimate Remote you have herd so much about is now shipping, We’ll take a close look at what it offers. All this and more on Today’s HD Brief.

On Todays HD Brief; FCC wants to hear from you, Microsoft releases a “patch” for NBC Broadcast flag issue, and Hulu.com looks towards the future of content delivery on the internet. We also review Snapstream’s Beyond Tv HTPC platform. All this and more in todays HD Brief.

Is Microsoft going to "Upstage" Apple WWDC With Xbox 360 Blu-Ray Announcement, What's the most annoying form of advertising? Telcos Policing The Bandwidth Pigs, and We’ll look at some Highest Res Video Goggles. All This and More on HD Brief Episode 3

Starz Entertainment migrating to MPEG-4, Cable Operators and Networks Embrace More Efficient Format, Eighteen 70-inch 1080p LCDs to advertise along Las Vegas strip, and is Blu-Ray dying? All this and more on HD Brief Episode 2.

www.whereishd.com, CNET's HDTV picture settings database takes the edge off calibration, The Hauppauge HD-PVR's are finally shipping, Paramount Announces Transformers Blu-ray for September 2, and Apple to be hub of the digital home by 2013. All this and more on this week's HdBrief.