Toshiba and three partners have taken the lead in the high density DVD race, announcing successful development of a prototype of a 45Gbyte HD DVD-R disc. Despite rumored talks between competing ...

Toshiba's new DVD burner is designed to turn notebook PCs into portable multimedia studios. The storage device division of Toshiba America Information Systems, which launched the drive Monday ...

After losing out in the battle to define the high-definition successor of the DVD, Toshiba has turned its attention to the next best thing.

Toshiba will begin to reduce shipments of HD DVD players and recorders to retail channels, aiming for cessation of these businesses by the end of March 2008. Toshiba also plans to end volume ...

Toshiba plans to unveil its first notebook capable of DVD burning. But an ongoing standards battle and other competition could throw some cold water on its plans.

Our quick take At £120 the Toshiba XD-E500 is an impressive upscaling DVD player that is not only affordable but will go some way to revitalising your DVD collection.

How to Burn a DVD on a Toshiba. Some Toshiba laptops are shipped with Toshiba Disc Creator, which is software that can create audio CDs, data CD and DVDs, and disc backups. Although Windows 7 has ...

The introduction of its first universal multichannel music format DVD players, and players with HDTV upconversion circuitry highlight new video offerings from Toshiba at CES. Toshiba will offer both ...

Toshiba unveils at the Computex trade show its slim HD DVD rewriter, which the company will begin sampling to PC makers in July Toshiba will unveil in Taipei on Tuesday a slim HD DVD rewriter ...

Over at IFA 2006, we sat down with Jim Armour, from Toshiba’s Storage Device Division, to talk to him about the HD DVD format and how it compares to Blu-ray.

Jodi Sally, Toshiba’s digital A/V group marketing VP, unveiled to dealers and press an as yet unnamed HD-DVD player, which is slated to retail for “under $1,000” late this year.

Toshiba is widely expected to pull the plug on its HD DVD format sometime in the coming weeks, reliable industry sources say. Officially, no decision has been made, according to the company.