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If you need to fill some wish lists this holiday season and video games are on the top of the lists we have the perfect deal for you: Buy two games for $30 on a variety of platforms. More HD and gadget deals* after the jump you could grab right...

If you've been waiting to get your hands on a sub-$100 Blu-ray player, your wait is nearly over. Cnet is reporting that Costco will be selling Vizio's entry-level model on Black Friday for $99. But if you can't wait to get your hands...

If you're a fan of Professor X and the rest of the mutants on the X-Men, today's deal is what you've been waiting for. Get not only the original Trilogy, but also the latest film, X-Men Origins: Wolverine, on Blu-ray for only $50.99....

It's not Black Friday yet, so we wanted to find the best deals to hold you over until then. Today Amazon started a huge Xbox 360 game sale where they pump out a deal every hour. More HD and gadget deals* after the jump. Samsung LN40B750...

If you're looking to upgrade your home theater check out the deals we found today on speakers and this Yamaha RX-Z11BL 11.2-Channel Digital Home Theater Receiver for $4,999.95. More great HD and gadget deals* after the jump. KEF XQ30MH...

We have heard the soundtrack of the High Definition future on DVD, and it's compatible with the jillion¹ or so digital surround sound receivers currently delighting home theater owners around the globe - or so says Dolby Laboratories and DTS. In separate recent announcements, each company proudly touted the fact that their audio technologies have been selected as a mandatory part of both the High-Definition Digital Versatile Disc (HD DVD) and the Blu-ray Disc high-definition video disc formats. The two rival disc formats are locked in a good-versus-evil, battle-to-the-death struggle to convince studios, manufacturers, consumers, and anyone else who will listen that their format makes the most sense (and cents) for the future of packaged optical media. Although most people immediately think video when they hear about High Definition on disc, the announcement of mandatory audio standards is an excellent reminder to all concerned that audio quality is just as important as video clarity.