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Old 11-30-2007, 04:56 PM   #1
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Default Engadget are HD-DVD Zealots

Man after reading their article on how WinDVD just got certified for profile 1.1, I am 100% convinced that they are truly HD-DVD zealots. Their article is so immature and unprofessional with the headline "WinDVD gets Blu-ray Profile 1.1 certification, whatever that means" You have got to be kidding me that this is a real article. Check it out for yourself and especially read the highlighted parts.

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Although we don't use them around the Engadget HD labs, we love HD movie playback software for the computer. Not only does it enable the enjoyment of HD movies on a computer, it also opens up the possibilities to free our favorite movies, but most of all cause it is also easy to update when new features become available. WinDVD has been around for some time and now it appears that in early 2008 -- yeah we know real specific -- it may be the first Windows software to support Blu-ray's profile 1.1 features like PIP. Sounds like a non-announcement doesn't it? Seriously, no real date, but what we really want to know is how something can get certified at something it can't even do yet -- sounds like Blu spin to us.
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