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    Issue Issue 274 of Widescreen Review

    • Happy Birthday Blu-ray At 18 Years
    • Retail Rebirth
    Also
    • 3D Exploits And Above At
    • Display Week
    • Warner Brothers Studios
    • Optical Fiber : The Key To High
    • Speed Digital Transmission Part 2
    • And More…
    NEWS
    October 9, 2024
    Blu-ray Disc Association Celebrating 20th Anniversary
    October 8, 2024
    New Epson EpiqVision Mini Family Of Smart Portable Laser Projectors Offer Big Screen Viewing For Streaming And Gaming Content Virtually Anywhere
    October 8, 2024
    CEDIA Expo and Commercial Integrator Expo 2024 Spotlight the Synergy Between Residential and Commercial Technologies
    October 4, 2024
    SIM2 Launches The New DOMINO 4 H
    October 3, 2024
    Focal Unveils DIVA UTOPIA: A High-End Wireless Loudspeaker For Audiophiles
    October 1, 2024
    New Epson EpiqVision Mini Family Of Smart Portable Laser Projectors
    October 1, 2024
    SVS Launches 17-Ultra R|Evolution Subwoofers –– A Quantum Leap Forward iIn Subwoofer Design
    September 30, 2024
    Disney Adding Dolby Vision To Future 4K Blu-Ray Releases—Starting With ‘Deadpool & Wolverine’
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    4K ULTRA HD &
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    Thanksgiving Ultra HD SteelBook

    P5 S5 IS5 

    Fear The Walking Dead: The Complete Collection

    P4.5 S5 

    Demon Pond 4K Ultra HD

    P2.5 S2.5 

    World War Z 4K Ultra HD

    P5 S5 

    Orphan: First Kill 4K Ultra HD

    P4 S4 

    Breakdown 4K Ultra HD

    P5 S5 

    Friday The 13th: Part II 4K Ultra HD

    P3 S3 

    Paramount Scares Collection Volume 2 4K Ultra HD

    Kinds Of Kindness

    P4 S3.5 

    Nightmare On Elm Street

    P5 S5 IS5 

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