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Old 08-10-2007, 07:43 PM   #21
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Warner has little to no IP in Blu-ray. So, Blu-ray winning outright is a loss for them. TotalHD is a merging of Warner IP with Blu-ray.
Yep, I can remember back when "Dual-format LG players" and "Dual-sided TotalHD disks", and other such antiwar draft-dodging technology, were going to bring peace to this "equal stalemate"--
Shucks, grampa, let me sit on my rockin' chair and recall, them-there ol' CES '07 days were, what...SIX MONTHS AGO?

Warner's heart was in the right place supporting TotalHD disks, but apparently they took a little too long and a little too much recoupable R&D money to develop.
Oh, our ever-changing world.
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no interactivity for Blu-Ray? What about Blu-Ray Live and BD-J?
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C'mon, this is Universal we are talking about, you have seen their recent releases...

They don't have "delusions of grandeur";[/B]"

rick james said it best "cocaines a helluva drug"
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