High Definition (HD) stories - Page 1

Disney Epic Mickey: Rebrushed on Xbox Series X breathes new life into the 2010 classic with impressive graphics and refined gameplay, despite small flaws.

Nintendo brings Luigi’s Mansion 2 HD to the Switch in 2024, offering sharp graphics and engaging gameplay, though hindered by a lack of checkpoints.

In a boost for racing fans, Kordia collaborates with Entain's Trackside to air horse racing free-to-air in NZ via Kordia’s DTT network, enhancing access and coverage.

Front Mission was originally released exclusively in Japan in 1995 for the Super Famicom. Now, strategy fans can play Front Mission 1st: Remake.

Many factors have to be fused together to create a compelling and life-like call experience in a consistent and rewarding way.

Philips' 65” 9500 series TV, with its Ambilight 4 and Android integration, offers immersive viewing at the steep price of AUD $3500. Is it worth it?.

WyreStorm has released new products, including two video bars and a high-definition (HD) video system, to improve customers' audio and video experience.

Ring launches its wire-free Door View Cam in New Zealand, providing smart security for apartments and rentals at NZD $349, available in major retailers.

Chorus will support full HD streaming to coincide with the Rugby World Cup, allowing for a 44% traffic upsurge.

Intel's latest offering steps things up a notch, increasing the total core count while infusing the units with company's Hyper-Threading Technology.

HD is one of New Zealand’s leading owned and operated ISP’s and they've been very busy over the last 12 months, with new opportunities for clients.

Panasonic System Solutions Asia Pacific has added two new models to its High Definition Visual Communications System.

Southern Cross Cable delivers a network boost, ensuring NZ can enjoy Netflix's Ultra HD streaming with 85% capacity increase.

Auckland ISP HD Net announces new locations for its UFB services across New Zealand. CEO Simpson says demand is increasing.

Auckland-based Internet Service Provider and datacentre operator HD has has completed its acquisition of Cloud Scale, a New Zealand software IAAS provider.

Auckland Based ISP HD joins small group of ISP providers able to offer UFB services to Christchurch, Hamilton, Tauranga, Te Awamutu, Cambridge and Tokoroa.

Kiwi ISP HD launches cloud service urging businesses to rethink IT, moving from hardware investment to flexible, scalable cloud capacity.

New Zealand ISP HD have announced that their focus now lies entirely in providing high end, niche online services.

HD introduces a groundbreaking 'choose your own contention ratio' service, allowing UFB customers bespoke bandwidth control.

Hosting Direct is as strong as ever after returning to the industry rejuvenated following a company sale and rebranding.