Thomson Debuts HD DVD, Sirius, DirecTV2Go SKUs
LAS VEGAS — Thomson's 2006 audio/video plans include a $499-suggested HD DVD player, its first portable media player with high-speed digital connection to transfer time-shifted TV programs from a DirecTV DVR, its first Sirius-ready home audio products, and an expanded selection of audio systems that rip CDs for transfer to MP3 portables.

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