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Old 01-07-2008, 03:53 AM   #10
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This was discussed at HighDefDigest, a Vaugn and other insiders said Toshiba was getting close to getting Fox and Warner Bros. The situation would be completely reversed if that had happened.

As for Paramount, it is time for them to stop, hopefully they release as few HD DVDs as they are contractually obliged to. Maybe they will be able to break a few months early in time for holidays '08
You're new here, but be aware the Vaughn is not considered an "Insider" on this site.

Read what I've bolded from this article:

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Toshiba was still working hard last week to court Warner and News Corp.'s Twentieth Century Fox to use HD DVD exclusively. Warner was considering it, people familiar with the matter say, but when it realized Fox wouldn't leave Blu-ray, decided to go with Blu-ray exclusively as well
So let's put two and two together here and get the real story.

Toshiba approached Fox. That doesn't mean Fox ever considered going HD-DVD.

Warner realized that Fox would never go HD-DVD and if Warner had gone HD-DVD exclusive there would be a stalemate.

So let's put all the FUD aside. There was never any imminent Fox deal. Anything you hear to the contrary is from HD-DVD leaning sites and owners who want to believe HD-DVD had a fighting chance
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