This week, we have usual healthy mix of content from Blu-ray releases again. The line-up, however, is anything but 'usual' because we have blockbusters that star big shots ranging from Adam West, Clint Eastwood, Keanu reeves, and Leonardo DiCaprio. You can check out what these flicks are by clicking on the jump!

This week's Blu-ray releases come in a nice variety of genres as the blockbuster flick 10,000 B.C. leads the way. Its supporting cast ain't so shabby either with ZZ Top Live From Texas, Persepolis, and Step Into Liquid right in there to name a few. Go check them all out when you follow the link below to the full article.

Sony Corporation president Howard Stringer has earmarked the restoration of profits to Sony's businesses as the company's top priority. He pointed to the gaming and TV divisions as the two main areas of focus for this drive. More consoles are also being sold, giving Sony a good chance to meet its goals. More in the full article up next.

Just how many cores does a processor need to be called fast? Two? Four? Eight? AMD says a dozen should do it for now. The company is planning to push the computing envelope by launching its 12-core Shanghai chip late this year. This little baby should result in rocket-powered Crysis sessions each and every time. Full details after the jump.

Will digital downloads via Xbox Live, PSN, and iTunes soon take over the business of delivering consumers TV shows and hit movies? Not if you ask top Hollywood execs. In a recent gathering of the industry's movers and shakers, the general notion was that physical media would remain on top in the few years ahead. Read the details in the full article up next.

Pioneer is among the elite names in consumer electronics, and its Kuro line of plasma TVs is considered as one of the world's best. Surprisingly, though, the company has pulled the plug on its production of plasma panels with difficulties in cost competitiveness as the main reason. Find out what happened when you read the full article.

Tech-savvy Brits seem to enjoy HD content more than everyone else in the world. That's according to the latest statements dropped by the Digital Entertainment Group (DEG) Europe. The tracking group says that the adaption rate of HD technology and media is rising fast and  the UK has been a key catalyst along with the rest of Europe. See the details in the full article up next.

After the high-definition format war was punctuated with Toshiba's announcement yesterday, there was only one thing left to happen: wait for Universal Pictures and Paramount Pictures to announce that they're going Blu-ray. Universal's piece came fast, but Paramount waited a bit more. See the details of this development in the full article.

If you think you've seen all there is to see when ti comes to crazy stuff that people do with the Wiimote, you're mistaken. Now, it's not only hackers who are making their own motion-sensing controller variations. Full-blown companies are getting into the act as well. Motus has announced its Darwin controller and it uses technology more accurate than Nintendo's innovative device. See the full details after the jump.

Syntax-Brillian of Arizona is bracing itself for a bigger 2008. The camera and LCD maker has signed a new supply pact with Japanese firm Sharp Corporation for massive quantities of flatscreen panels. Find out in the full article just how big the deal is and which market it's targeting.