Just when you thought the next-gen DVD war was on the verge of being over, a couple of studios decide to muck things up even further. Today, Paramount and DreamWorks Animation announced that they will exclusively support HD DVD on a worldwide basis.
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To compare formats with out using a device to watch the new format in ,in its true native form of 1080p means your comparing oranges and apples and a waste of time and coment yo've just got to be joking.Then to start your post saying your going to wait for players to be $99.00 to $149.00 means your a person that expects no quality in a player,the cheaper the better it will last 12 months if your lucky, so in the end you'll get what you deserve.
P.S I'm yet to spend under 2,000 dollars for any of my components including DVD players and I turn my gear over every 5 years sell it second hand on ebay and get atleast half or more of what I originally paid .
What is the problem with your Video player anyway? Is it EBay time all over again for your closet full of VHS Movies? Maybe you'll get 50 cents each.
See how stupid your remarks can be made ,and applied to every previous technology.Technology grows as mankind progress's ,think before making ridiculous statements.
What is the problem with your Video player anyway? Is it EBay time all over again for your closet full of VHS Movies? Maybe you'll get 50 cents each.
See how stupid your remarks can be made ,and applied to every previous technology.Technology grows as mankind progress's ,think before making ridiculous statements.
When the porn industry started burning 8mm movies to VHS and offering them by mail, well you just had to get a VHS VideoTape player/recorded to "vidoe the big game" so you could watch those incredable long passes in "Slow motion"
So, my vote is with the porn industr, although you can now get streaming live whatever from around the world, do you realy need the "High Defenitaion and 3D enhanced visit to what's her faces vagina?"
Later, but don't hold your breath
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When the porn industry started burning 8mm movies to VHS and offering them by mail, well you just had to get a VHS VideoTape player/recorded to "vidoe the big game" so you could watch those incredable long passes in "Slow motion"
So, my vote is with the porn industr, although you can now get streaming live whatever from around the world, do you realy need the "High Defenitaion and 3D enhanced visit to what's her faces vagina?"
Later, but don't hold your breath
OR
- HD DVD versus Blue Ray
- by Eupha September 16, 2007 4:33 AM PDT
- I agree with member ryty76! This waist of money, besides, there is another side to this story: Recently read that Sony is 'on his knees....' for the make-me-sick industry porn! The same story as with the video format years ago! It looks like this dirty group has the ultimate power to influence decision what people should go use! I just sit back and wait....
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