With every yearly iteration of CyberLink's media playback software, the moniker 'PowerDVD' seems ever more archaic. In its time it has had to battle to remain relevant in the face of operating systems introducing DVD playback features for free, high definition formats, 3D content and the move away from physical formats to streaming media.To CyberLink's credit it's coped with being lumbered with the dated DVD reference well, and the PowerDVD brand is too well known to abandon now. It could have rested on its laurels and simply watched the money roll in from OEM installations, where PowerDVD comes pre-installed on laptops.CyberLink PowerDVD 13 comes with all the features introduced in previous versions, most of them having been tweaked and improved. CyberLink's proprietary upscaling technolo
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