Further headway has been made into making the 3D Blu-ray experience a reality. TDVision Systems has announced a new 3D system that will let non-3D Blu-ray player owners watch 3D films in all their glory. Details in the full article.

Microsoft will be cranking out another limited edition Zune this June in conjunction with the DVD release of Grant Gee's Joy Division documentary. If you're a die-hard fan of the band, you can check out more about the new Zune in the full article.

Want to score an MGS4 wireless headset but not willing to stick to dumb luck just to get one? Well, a Bluetooth headset slated to launch as a Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots tie-in has been dug up and confirmed as real, and all you have to do to get one is fork over US$ 60. Check the full article for more details.

A whole bunch of companies involved in the use of LEDs and laser diodes in mobile phones, high-def players, and data storage devices are currently facing an investigation by the U.S. International Trade Commission on charges of patent infringement. More in the full article.

Hardware pirates are about to get another force to contend with: The new EPIC chip locking system developed by computer engineers at the University of Michigan and Rice University. While not infallible, the new locking technique should make things very difficult and costly for hardware pirates to copy chips that come armed with it. More in the full article.

After its first-generation Blu-ray camcorder got panned by critics, Hitachi went back to the drawing board and has announced the DZ-BD9H, the company's latest Blu-ray- and HDD-equipped Full HD camcorder. Check the full article for the skinny on this sleek new piece of gadgetry.

Now that Blu-ray players that cost below US$ 300 are available on the market, it looks like Blu-ray's popularity is surging once again. Last week, Blu-ray served up a pretty good showing with the release of Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End on Sony's proprietary video format. The title has now edged out Spider-man 3 as the best-selling Blu-ray title in the first week of release.

An arcade system with a 120-inch screen, a full arcade control panel and more than 145 pre-installed games? Sounds like a hardcore arcade fan's dream. Well, if you have the money to burn, you can also get this monstrosity and drop it in the middle of your gaming room thanks to Dream Arcades. Check out the Dreamcade Vision 120 at the full article.

Along with a reminder for tomorrow's launch of the new Zune models, Microsoft has unveiled the Zune Originals store. This new online store gives consumers the option to customize their Zune player with laser-engraved designs and personal text. Maybe now it won't end up as one of the ugliest tech products in history again. Check out all the details at the full article.

Universal's Ken Graffeo has revealed that Universal has no plans to support the Blu-ray format and will be sticking to HD-DVD, stating that they want to be able to "market all the great things HD DVD can offer consumers."

Graffeo also threw in his own two cents about the price cuts for the Sony PlayStation 3 home video console. Said Graffeo, the console "simply hasn’t been the gamer changer Sony had hoped it would be."