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Default Is Total HD an option with Warner at CES?

So not the clobber ratio we expected with Potter so far.

I know it really doesn't make a difference up to the last minute but Warner is so far scheduled to address both Blu and HD Dvd at CES.

Could we see the unshelving of Total HD discs? This way Warner is only making ONE disc until the format is decided. Seems to me that even though we are killing HD Dud, the cheaper players are letting them hang on longer then they thought. I have to think Warner is rethinking this strat?

I understand Warner wants an end sooner then later, but they need to decide if they want to be the company who decides this war or not or if they are going to let others fight this out and profit in the meantime.

Intelligent unbiased thoughts???
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