Early last month CBS/Paramount announced a September 27th release date for C.S.I. - The Complete 11th Season on DVD. At the time we didn't have word about the bonus material for this set, but now the studio has made that list available. Here are the extras you can expect:

Taken from: http://tvshowsondvd.com/news/CSI-Season-11/15859#ixzz1WRaPgUDf

While this is a long-delayed sequel to a classic PC game originally made by an entirely different developer, Fallout 3 is surprisingly like its predecessors. It has the same "Mad Max meets The Jetsons" atmosphere, the same dark sense of humor, and the same wide-open gameplay.

From TVPredictions, "The game, expected to be watched by roughly one billion people worldwide, has become an annual excuse to buy a new High-Definition TV. No event looks better in high-def than the Super Bowl.

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Sony has unveiled its Vaio TT ultra-portable notebook computer, making a play for consumers who want their computers to be small and light—but still pack entertainment power. The Vaio TT measures less than an inch thick and weights just 2.87 pounds, but selected models also pack a Blu-ray drive and can push 1080p high-definition video out an HDMI port to an HDTV.

A deal with Bill Clinton over his post-White House work helped clear the way for Hillary Rodham Clinton to join President-elect Barack Obama's national security team as secretary of state, reshaping a once-bitter rivalry into a high-profile strategic and

Bethesda Softworks held a “late preview” event this week for its forthcoming Fallout 3, and all we were given was four hours to play it. Hey, knowing how many hours serious players had to spend to go deep into its last big release

The Flip camcorder, whose pint-sized frame, no frills approach and small price tag made it a huge hit with consumers, is stepping up to the more rarefied world of high-definition.

I usually don't say things like this in a review, but Cloverfield rules. Without a doubt, this is the finest monster movie ever made, and the various Godzilla and King Kong movies pale in comparison. Even as a movie reviewer, someone who makes his living on critiquing movies and Blu-ray discs, I'm not always enamored with a lot of what gets made today.

To test the HD (high-definition) video quality of Verizon’s FiOS HD service, I made a comparison between the fiber-optic service and over-the-air (OTA) transmissions of the Lakers vs. Jazz NBA playoff game yesterday.