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Old 02-13-2007, 04:16 PM   #10
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Originally Posted by Dave Mack View Post
MS doesn't want ANY format to win. They want them both to stagnate to clear the way for donloadable HD content. Watch...
Agreed. HD DVD is a insufficient format that is meant to bridge the gap and encourage transition. By forcing the capacity to be capped, it means an easier target for downloads.

Blu-ray, on the other hand, is in phase 1 of it's possible uses. 50GB today, and perhaps 6-layer 200GB down the road for a 4Kx2K format. Blu-ray maintains the viability of the physical disc. HD DVD declares it on life support, which is Microsoft ultimate goal.

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