HD-DVD may have a slight edge in the format battle for next-generation DVD players, with the Blu-ray camp saying they're not yet ready for Europe. The on-again, off-again story of advanced optical-disc recording will keep consumers on tenterhooks yet again this autumn, with manufacturers in the Blu-ray camp still not ready to introduce their movie-players to the huge European market.
Pioneer, one of the stalwarts of the Blu-ray camp, admitted this week it would not be ready to launch the players by the time of the Sept. 1 to Sept. 6 trade fair IFA in Berlin, the principal European consumer electronics show.
I wonder when we'll hear: "PS3 Launch Delayed Worldwide"
Blu-Ray is having problems across the board...the PS3 has a Blu-Ray drive in it...do the math.
Even if its not delayed only the ps3 can give it life end of story ..c u on november
I wonder if we will ever know the real mess Sony and friends are in right now on the inside, they must be running around like chickens with their heads cut off.
How is it possible that this would be out in Japan already for 3 years? I read that somewhere.
Anyhow, visuals on HD-DVD are better and that format also just included 1080p.
So no need to wait for BetaBluRay. HD-DVD stand alone is 500 dollars/euro's, BetaBR twice as much... OMG
ANd the HD-DVD add on I think is going to launch for 100 or max 150 dollars/euro's. Just to kick Sony extra hard with the PSZero
Just tell us when its ready. In my line of work, I never tell a customer a certain time or date, I know something could come up and I would look bad. I tell them it will be ready when its ready.
These big companies should learn from the ethics of the real "hardworking" man.