"Only for video that was recorded in the format."

Streaming content will be available with the launch of the player in March.

Of course, the higher bitrate, video quality and audio quality will benefit those of us on 1080p sets as well.

They'll be bringing both to CES next month, but don't expect pricing information until after.

The folks behind the first 24 hour 3D channel will be going UHD.

Since they're in agreement with the ITU on the subject, it looks like we'll have a nice easy time with this naming convention. Now they just have to pass that message on to the general public.

To celebrate 'Dexter: The Sixth Season' coming to Blu-ray on August 14, Dolby Laboratories threw a release party this week at the famous Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel.

Once the standard is set, you can expect work to begin on 4K broadcasts.

It's not the glasses-free 3D set that's been shown off, but a 2D set at around $9,500.

It'll be hitting stores on May 6th – other online retailers have not been announced.

RED says that you'll be able to pick up the projector for under $10,000

Both 9.2 channel receivers are THX Ultra 2 Plus certified.

Of course, just because it's made for consumers doesn't mean it's gonna be cheap.

The receiver boasts two different video processing techs and a few streaming features as well.

Three of the four new models use the new upscaling chip.

The latest from Onkyo sport 3D compatibility and 4K upscaling - how much more future-proof can you get?