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Old 03-13-2008, 11:44 AM   #1
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Default OUCH! "Toshiba swallows a billion dollars on HD DVD"

http://www.engadget.com/2008/03/12/t...ars-on-hd-dvd/
 
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Toshiba has quickly become one of me LEAST preferred companies. Can't say that I sorry to see To$h losing BIG money.
 
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So, when folks think that the "next big thing" is just around the corner and might easily, and quickly, push aside Blu-ray, they better think again. It ain't that easy, nor that cheap, to create the "next big thing" in entertainment media. Toshiba learned a lesson that is likely not lost on others. Don't go it alone. Plan a better short- and long-term strategy.

And, if you do screw up, get out as quickly as possible before you lose even more money, and prestige.
 
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