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Old 09-13-2007, 07:09 PM   #1
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Default HD DVD now has a (red laser) recordable standard
From CDRinfo.com:

"The DVD Forum on Sep 12 approved the introduction of another extension of the HD DVD format, which allows HD DVD Format content to be stored on red-laser recordable Discs."

RED LASER??? Talk about forward thinking. Talk about a finished standard.
How many current hd-dud players will be able to read these discs?

Please let's NOT start seeing people here starting to jump off cliffs about this.
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