Toshiba Corp., a leading maker of consumer electronics, on Thursday issued a statement that it would delay the release of the HD DVD recorder for consumers RD-A1. The company apologized for the delay and said it was conditioned by unexpected production delay.
Toshiba said that it would release its HD DVD burner, which also includes 1TB hard disk drive storage, on the 27th of July, 2006, approximately two weeks behind the original schedule on July 14. The firm did not explain the exact reasons for the delay, but cited problems with production without elaborating. Given that it is unclear whether Toshiba plans to market the RD-A1 device outside Japan, only customers in the land of the rising sun are effected by the announcement.
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I wish all delays were this short!!!!!
That's because they just upgraded the firmware to be able to put out 1080p also. Not that it's nescessary I think but it's a selling point for all that blabla guys that need 1080p without a 1080p native tv
Like those Sony/PS fanboys
First of all its the recorder not the player whos gettin a HD-DVD recorder...theres tons of reviews the sho that the player is proven not flawless ut proven i want a player not a recorder.
Toshiba do great laptops! Sorry, a bit off topic, but they're awesome!!