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Old 07-17-2007, 03:28 AM   #2
mshulman mshulman is offline
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Originally Posted by Anthony P View Post
he is saying that there is not enough production capacity. A combo is not a normal disk, it is the equivalent of a DVD-18 (dual layer dual sided DVD) and that needs special equipment that is not available everywhere and not available on all HD DVD production lines

asking to make 20M copies of a combo instead of 20k is a big difference on demand.

PS just for the fun of it search for how many replicators can do DVD-18

There is also the fact that a combo costs a lot more to produce and replicate. so instead of making more money (which is what studios want with HD) they would make less
ok. but while it may not be capable or feasible today, it should be in the future.

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disagree, a war always adds anxiety to people, IF HD DVD was gone people would feel more comfortable buying players and building their collection.
Yes, but with the market in the US only being 40% of homes anyway, how much of a difference do you really see it making? You do realize that nearly half of that 40% are even watching things in HD today anyway.

The majority of the consumers likely won't buy any player until its under $100.
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