Official statements from Blu-Ray founding father Sony have stated a "summer 2010" release for 3D Blu-Ray players; notably the Sony BDP-S770. Huge media pushes have officially stated that the PS3 will be 3D capable, too. Toshiba announced three units to be available in the third quarter of 2010, and the list continues to pile up with other manufacturers and their plans to join the fray.

The second installment of the 'Twilight Saga', entitled 'New Moon,' will be released on DVD and Blu-ray March 20th.

'Twilight,' the first in the franchise broke records when it was released March 21st of last year. "New Moon' is such a fan favorite it wouldn't be a surprise if 'Twilight' broke it's own record.

BD
Blu-ray Disc is an optical disc storage media format. Its main uses are high-definition video and data storage. It is also the format used by Playstation 3 console system.

BD Live
Compatible with Profile 2.0. Adds network connectivity for extra contents.

BD-25
A single layered Blu-ray disc with 25GB capacity.

BD-50
A double layered Blu-ray disc with 50GB capacity.

BD-9
BD-9 is a red laser DVD with BD contents on it. Capacity: 9GB.

Blu Ray is your nice opportunity to deal with altered life of your computer! You can change your CD and DVD disks for Blu Ray ones and this way you will know about all the ins of Blu Ray. Firstly when first disks of Blu Ray were produced there were just DVD only. Why? Because from the top to the bottom in the beginning Blu Ray was DVD system. But then nice and reliable CD disks were produced and people were stricken – Blu Ray CD disks were the same quality than the DVD of Blu Ray.

A decision by Warner Brothers to withdraw support for the HD DVD video disc format sent shock waves through the electronics industry and appeared to hand the future of home entertainment to Blu-ray, a rival format.

But many eyes will be on Blu-ray, which for the first time has the floor largely to itself as the heir apparent to the DVD. Over the last decade, DVD players and discs have generated tens of billions of dollars for Hollywood and the consumer electronics industry, so the pressure for a blockbuster sequel is high.

Watching a movie in high definition quality is something to behold. I have put together a short list of Blu-ray movies that would be perfect as a gift or to add to your own collection.

Here's a neat idea: an app that links your iPhone or iPod Touch to whatever Blu-ray movie you're watching and serves up extra content, a remote control, a soundtrack listing, and even Facebook integration so you can tell friends about the movie.
Pocket BLU is that app. It's free, it works, and it's pretty cool--but it suffers from two major limitations.
The first is that it works only with Blu-ray players that have Wi-Fi. I can understand the need for a network connection, but what's wrong with Ethernet? Save for PlayStation 3s, few modern players incorporate Wi-Fi.

 Do you think all the CD and DVD disks you have got just shabbiness? You have to alter something in your life immediately! If you want to deal with bad technologies –still with your own ones, but to try something new – we think it is much more better than to be without dates for today. Blu Ray technology is able to make a magic with your CD and DVD disks. To deal with this mystery you have to trash out all the CD and DVD disks you have got. You see with Blu Ray CD and DVD ones you really will not need all the ones you have got now.

While 3D TV certainly garnered a lion's share of the attention at CES, one key element to its success will be the availability of 3D content that can be played on 3D-enabled TVs. Now that the Blu-ray Disc Association has finalized its 3D specifications for players, several major brands announced Blu-ray players that will include 3D capability. Beyond 3D, many new Blu-ray players can act as Internet entertainment gateways, providing access to the growing library of content—including streaming movies—available via the Web.

Up until now, blu-ray playback support in Linux has been very complicated and quite an aggravating experience. First you would have to hope you had the right BD-ROM drive and that there was a hacked firmware for you to flash it with. Then you had to hope the correct AACS keys were out on the interwebs for the blu-ray disc you wanted to watch. Once you had the right drive and the right keys, you had to dump the entire blu-ray disc to your hard drive and play it from there.