Pioneer to release 6X BDXL capable Blu-ray writer
Pioneer is about to release a new 5.25" Blu-ray writer which is able to write to 100GB BDXL discs at speeds of up to 6X.


Pioneer is about to release a new 5.25" Blu-ray writer which is able to write to 100GB BDXL discs at speeds of up to 6X.
A new dedicated line of audio equipment made specially for dancers has been unveiled by Pioneer. The attention grabbing series of speakers, music players and headphones celebrate this urban youth culture by empowering street dancers with the beat to match theirs skills.
Movie fans would love the new line-up of Pioneer Blu-ray players - BDP-140, BDP-440 and BDP-LX55 - which claim to support additional popular video and music playback formats, optimized HDMI connectivity and advanced networking features. On top of that, all three models are capable of 3D playback and boast cinema-quality experience.
Pioneer has unveiled their latest Slim AV Micro System X-SMC1, a "Made for iPod and iPhone" certified speaker system that is designed with increased functionality and flexibility to satisfy both the audio and video enthusiasts. The X-SMC1 supports CD and DVD playback, features bulit-in FM radio and USB connectivity, as well as alarm clock functions.

Remember Pioneer? Well, the company hasn’t been doing great in the past few years has pulled out of several product categories and has of lately been focusing on its audio products. Now the company has decided to launch a pair of PC speakers to try and grow its audio product range, but we’re not if the company is going to be able to break into what’s already a very competitive market.
A long, long time ago in a news posting made way, way back in January, we spoke a little about Microsoft's new Surface 2 tabletop PC and how it could potentially change the way businesses handle their digital collaborating needs. As it turns out, there is a new contender in the tabletop PC game today which is supposedly capable of performing the same tasks as Microsoft's Surface, and it comes in the form of Pioneer's new WWS-DT101 'discussion table' PC that was launched today in Japan.
Many home theatre enthusiasts may remember the fateful day when established audio-visual powerhouse Pioneer made the decision to cease production of its television sets, but it appears that good news eventually come to those who have patience. Apparently, the company has agreed to license its Elite brand of television sets to Sharp in order to ensure that it still has a presence in the television market today.
Pioneer Electronics AsiaCentre has announced their latest 3D Blu-ray Disc players, the BDP-430 and BDP-LX54. Both players feature playback support for the latest 3D Blu-ray Discs that bring an exciting new dimension to movies when connected to a 3D-capable display via HDMI.
Pioneer has unveiled their new LX A/V receivers in Singapore that boast studio-quality audio to your living room. The high end receivers lets you experience stunning high-definition video and audio and features versatile connectivity and control; you can remote control the A/V receivers with the free-to-download iControlAV app on your iPhone or iPod Touch.
Today, Pioneer announced their new range of entry-level and mid-range AV receivers - VSX-520, VSX-820, VSX-920, and VSX-1020 - that boast dynamic audio experience for the audiophiles at home.
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Pioneer has announced their new DEH series in-car audio system that feature stylish designs and features to enhance your in-car audio enjoyment. Three of the models allow you to directly connect, control and playback music from iPod, iPhone as well as other external portable media players.
Pioneer has announced two new multi-format performance players, the CDJ-900 and CDJ-2000, which are capable of playing from various music sources such as CD and USB storage devices, and come with rekordbox music database management software. Read on for the press releases.
