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Blu-ray Movie Reviews
DVD Review: Michael Clayton
Ken Korman  |  Apr 05, 2008
Warner
Movie •••• Picture ••• Sound •••½Extras •••½

The corporate-malfeasance thriller may

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Blu-ray Movie Reviews
Reference DVD Review: 3:10 to Yuma, and DVD Review: The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford
Ken Korman  |  Apr 05, 2008
3:10 to Yuma Lionsgate
Movie •••• Picture •••• Sound •••• Extras
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Blu-ray Movie Reviews
Reference DVD Review: This Sporting Life
Sol Louis Siegel  |  Apr 05, 2008
The Criterion Collection
Movie •••½Picture ••••½Sound •••• Extras ••••

Lindsay Anderson

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Blu-ray Movie Reviews
DVD Review: Across the Universe
Ken Korman  |  Apr 05, 2008
Sony
Movie ••½Picture •••• Sound •••• Extras •••

A movie musical based on the brilliant and beloved Be

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Blu-ray Movie Reviews
DVD Review: The Riches: Season 1
Mike Mettler  |  Apr 05, 2008
20th Century Fox
Series •••• Picture •••½Sound •••½Extras •••½

"The Americ

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Blu-ray Movie Reviews
Scanning High-Def: Sunshine, on Blu-ray Disc
Rad Bennett  |  Apr 05, 2008
20th Century Fox Blu-ray Disc
Movie •••½Picture •••½Sound •••½Extras •••½
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Scanning High-Def: Elizabeth: The Golden Age, Reference HD DVD
Rad Bennett  |  Apr 05, 2008
Universal HD DVD
Movie •• Picture ••••½Sound ••••½Extras •••

If you've seen the traile

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Game Review: Burnout Paradise
Drew Thompson  |  Apr 05, 2008
EA, PS3; also for Xbox 360
Game ••••½Graphics ••••½Sound ••••½

Take me down to the Paradise City w

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Other Tech
5 Tech Trends for '08
Ken C. Pohlmann  |  Apr 05, 2008

Personal hovercraft. Jet-propelled backpacks. Robots that automatically prepare your meals and clean up afterwards. And everyone's favorite - weekend junkets to the orbting Hilton space station. Back in the optimistic 1950s, technology writers were confident that by the 21st century, such things would be a part of daily life.

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Sony's Flat Screen
Al Griffin  |  Apr 04, 2008

The catch phrase "flat TV" has been circulating for years, mainly to describe the many flat-panel plasma and LCD sets that have swamped the market. But with an average cabinet depth of 3 to 5 inches, can those TVs really be called flat? To find a truly flat display, you need to check out OLED (Organic Light-Emitting Diode).

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