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Old 09-08-2007, 07:49 AM   #1
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Default Warner Favoring Blu-ray through overpowering specs?
now, i'm no techie so i can't provide the proper lingo to better communicate what i'm talking about but i do have a rudimentary understanding of what's going on concerning BD's superior technical advantage over HD DVD. personally, i don't think Warner is intentionally *favoring* Blu-Ray over HD DVD. it's even better. even if they wanted to provide the same superior specs on an HD DVD disc, they couldn't because of the limits HD DVD puts on them! so they're not *favoring* BD with their releases (as everyone seems to be unintentionally indicating through their verbiage) - they're just utilizing the potential of a 50 gig BD that HD DVD is unable to provide. just wanted to clear that up
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