Electronics multinational Philips will stop producing new DVD recorders after 2009 because they are not profitable enough, the Financieele Dagblad reports on Wednesday. The paper says no more will be ...

Philips Consumer Electronic announced today the launch of the first DVD-Video recorder in the Middle East that will take DVD technology to a whole new dimension. Priced at $2180, the Philips DVDR1000, ...

Royal Philips Electronics today announced its new Nexperia™ semiconductor reference design, offering one of the industry’s lowest system bill of materials (BOM) for DVD+RW video recorders. According ...

Philips Electronics has introduced a single-chip MPEG-2 codec for DVD recording applications which it claims could potentially reduce bill of material costs by up to 30 per cent. This introduction ...

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Philips has unveiled the DVDR7200, a new DVD recorder but with the added bonus of a built in digital terrestrial Freeview decoder. Freeview is, as anyone in the UK already knows, a free TV service ...

Royal Philips Electronics has launched the Nexperia PNX7200, a single-chip MPEG-2 codec for DVD recording applications. The Nexperia PNX7200 enables a low system-cost solution, reducing bill of ...

A task force of local, state and federal agencies seized more than 20,000 CyberHome-brand DVD recorders that allegedly use Philips patents without a license. CyberHome U.S.A. of Fremont, Calif., ...