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Footloose301 · 08-01-2007, 09:05 PM

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Originally Posted by CptGreedle

Um.. yeah. I'm going to have to go ahead and ask you to move your post to the back of the room.

Yeah hi! I'm going to have to go ahead and ask you to move your desk into the basement alright.

jermwhl · 08-01-2007, 09:08 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Footloose301

Yeah hi! I'm going to have to go ahead and ask you to move your desk into the basement alright.

Have you seen my stapler? It's a red swingline.

......

I'm gonna burn the building down.

Lord_Stewie · 08-01-2007, 09:49 PM

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Originally Posted by Footloose301

Yeah hi! I'm going to have to go ahead and ask you to move your desk into the basement alright.

B..b bb bb but my stapler...

4K display · 08-02-2007, 12:11 AM

I'm looking to buy a HighDef camcorder so I picked up the August 2007 issue of Camcorder & ComputerVideo magazine.
I was pleasantly surprised to see several mentions of Blu-ray in there.

From the Camcorder Insider by Tony Gomez:
Update on the Blu-ray/HD DVD Front
(On Toshiba's price drops) "This got me to wondering, is this the beginning of the end of HD DVD? When you price drop from $700 to under $300 usually something is afoot. Only time and the consumer marketplace will direct who the ultimate HD victor will be----but I already think I know. Any guesses?"
(On internal BD/HD DVD burners) "These are required to transfer content from your High-Def camcorder, and eventually burn the disk. Today there seem to be more Blu-ray burners available than HD DVD burners. That's another clue to the direction that I feel that the High-Def DVD game may be heading."

From Navigating the High-Def Maze: Which HD camcorder is right for you? by Tony Gomez:
DVD-based models
"The only standalone players that can handle the AVCHD disks are the new generation Blu-ray players, not the competing HD DVD players. The Sony Playstation 3 can also play them. AVCHD disks are not generally playable in computers, yet."

Also in his review of the Panasonic HDC-DX1 - AVCHD camcorder, TG mentions Blu-ray and PS3 several more times, including:
"But once finalized, I took the AVCHD disc out of the DX1 and placed it in my Sony Playstation 3, and amazingly, even though it's slot loading, it will accept the smaller mini-dvd AVCHD discs."

Great exposure IMO

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08-02-2007, 12:11 AM	#4
4K display Active Member Member since:Sep 2006 Location:Alberta Home Theater Gallery:1 Trading Score:1	I'm looking to buy a HighDef camcorder so I picked up the August 2007 issue of Camcorder & ComputerVideo magazine. I was pleasantly surprised to see several mentions of Blu-ray in there. From the Camcorder Insider by Tony Gomez: Update on the Blu-ray/HD DVD Front (On Toshiba's price drops) "This got me to wondering, is this the beginning of the end of HD DVD? When you price drop from $700 to under $300 usually something is afoot. Only time and the consumer marketplace will direct who the ultimate HD victor will be----but I already think I know. Any guesses?" (On internal BD/HD DVD burners) "These are required to transfer content from your High-Def camcorder, and eventually burn the disk. Today there seem to be more Blu-ray burners available than HD DVD burners. That's another clue to the direction that I feel that the High-Def DVD game may be heading." From Navigating the High-Def Maze: Which HD camcorder is right for you? by Tony Gomez: DVD-based models "The only standalone players that can handle the AVCHD disks are the new generation Blu-ray players, not the competing HD DVD players. The Sony Playstation 3 can also play them. AVCHD disks are not generally playable in computers, yet." Also in his review of the Panasonic HDC-DX1 - AVCHD camcorder, TG mentions Blu-ray and PS3 several more times, including: "But once finalized, I took the AVCHD disc out of the DX1 and placed it in my Sony Playstation 3, and amazingly, even though it's slot loading, it will accept the smaller mini-dvd AVCHD discs." Great exposure IMO

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