Entry-level laptops don’t usually come with as much features as this Sony VAIO NW. Powered by a 2.1GHz Intel Core 2 Duo and an ATI 512MB VRAM graphics processor, you can maximize the HD viewing pleasure with the provided Blu-ray Disc drive. Aside from treating your visual senses, the chassis also provides a beautiful sensation to the touch with the fabric-like texture of the exterior. The 15.5″ widescreen display also maximizes the natural aspect ratio of HD video so your videos will be shown the way they’re supposed to be. $880.

Can you believe it’s been 25 years since the release of the first Ghostbusters movie? Well it has, and it has just been digitally remastered and for the first time is now available on Blu-ray. We can’t wait to see the infamous Stay Puft Marshmallow Man scene in High Def. $20.

High-tech toys shouldn’t be like steam or diesel engines where you’ll have to wait for them to warm up or spool first before you can start using them. Pioneer believes this so they’ve released three new Blu-ray Disc players to suit your high-definition, 1080p viewing needs. Their entry-level player, the BDP-120 sports the quick start mode so that you can enjoy HD-viewing the second you turn the device on. It features an HDMI output, optical digital output, an Ethernet connection, and a KURO link for easy connectivity to the KURO line of plasma units from Pioneer. A USB jack lets you download HD-content from BD-Live and even from external sources like your good old flash drive or external HDD. The BDP-120 is backward-compatible, so don’t fret if you still have your movies in DVD-R/RW or even CD-R/RW – this Blu-ray console will happily play those. $300.

For the first time ever on Blu-Ray, you can own the Woodstock Collection. This is a 225 minute directors cut, which chronicles one of the most famous musical events of last century. The disc comes with an iron-on patch and reproductions of festival memorabilia as well. $42.

I don’t wanna start a cubicle fight between Star Wars and Star Trek fans here. To each his own and each series has its own die-hard fans and loyal followers. If you’re a certified Trekkie, then this six-picture collection in Blu-ray is a must for you. It includes Star Trek: The Motion Picture, The Wrath of Khan, The Search for Spock, The Voyage Home, The Final Frontier, and The Undiscovered Country. The package also comes with The Captain’s Summit Bonus Disc with exclusive content. Get beamed up in High-Def! $80.

If your in need of a Slim USB DVD drive for your notebook, then you probably already are planning on shelling out about $70. Why not consider an extra few bucks and get one that’s Blu-ray capable? You can get this CD/DVD/Blu-ray combo drive for only $99. However, if your looking for Blu-ray writing capabilities, that starts at $299 for 1x speed and $399 for 4x speed. $99.

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