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Old 03-03-2008, 11:34 AM   #5
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Please correct me of any of this is wrong.
HD DVD was originally called AOD and then they changed the name to HD DVD when Toshiba and MS convinced the DVD forum that they would be ready to go before BD. The DVD forum felt that the name HD DVD would help with the progression from DVD to HD being that it's similar and it''s very logical. If the DVD forum would have gone with BD from the beginning it may have very well been called HD DVD.

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