HD DVD Coverage at CES 2004
Anonymous Coward writes "It appears manufacturers such as Toshiba will soon be rolling out HD DVD players. The HD DVD format, as opposed to the Blu-Ray standard, involves minimal changes to the manufacturing plants that currently produce DVDs. This should allow for a smoother transition for consumers to adopt this new format. This article DVD vs HD-DVD summarizes the differences of the two formats and benefits of the latter."
- is that is mostly an excuse to introduce a new CSS system since the old one is cracked..
Oh great, another standards war. That always works well for us users.
does it play OGG?
Dammit, I saw "HD DVD" and immediately thought "a Howard Dean DVD? Awesome!"
Next time i go to buy a burner il be asking for a CD-ROM,CD-R, CD-RW, DVD-ROM, DVD+R DVD+RW DVD-R DVD-RW HDDVD-ROM, HDDVD-R, HDDVD-RW, BluRay-ROM, BluRay-R, BluRay-RW Drive....
i guess that would be a 52x52x24x16x8x4x8x4x1x1x1x1 Drve...
... I'll now have 3 different versions of LOTR.
Now I have to buy the White album again!
You know, if the media industry wants us to take their copyright claims seriously, then they need to start giving us some sort of discount as they re-release the same material on new formats. If I've got a license to view/hear it, then that should carry over, and I should only have to pay a small fee to upgrade.
Your small upgrade fee is either $15 or $20.
...you'll come home, realize it doesn't play DVD-RAM, and go to have it replaced, right?
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I will only need 20 HD-DVD-R's to back up my 300 gig HD.. Oh joy..
"You lied to me! There is a Swansea!"