At the Entertainment Merchants Association (EMA) Home Media Expo 2007, the North American HD DVD Promotional Group yesterday announced that overall HD DVD hardware sales were up 37 percent from Q1 to Q2 2007, while software sales experienced a 20 percent increase in growth. The data is based on NPD reports, Nielsen Netratings reports and point of sale data from the studios. During the same time-frame, overall Blu-ray hardware sales saw a 27 percent decline from Q1 to Q2, and Blu-ray software sales were down 5 percent.
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Lol.
HD-DVD is dead! Wow!
Looks to me like theres plenty of life left in both formats. Which actually pisses me off. I just want to watch HD movies without being screwed by the losing format.
BluRay lose! So I can get a $150-200 HD player!!!!11
I can buy all the movies I want on HD-DVD even T2 is coming to HD-DVD! And the quality will be seriously far better than the abosolute horrid grainy blu-ray version that I got rid of!
http://xploitedcinema.com/c...
They sell imported versions from Europe that are on HD-DVD where in other countries its on blu-ray.
Lots of Harry Potter fans out there and guess what, its on HD-DVD only and at present so is The Matrix...Oh and Lord Of The Rings will be HD-DVD only as well.
Which one is it? HD-DVD or Blu-Ray? It seems that every week there's an article on this crap. "Blu-Ray killing HD-DVD!" "HD-DVD spanks Blu-Ray!" What the hell?!
errrrrrrrr...there is only 2 format including HD DVD
anyway well done HD DVD...COEMPTION is always better, force the other formate to improve and try outperform it.i prefer HD DVD for movies for it interactively while blue-ray as storage solution
@expy:you have point,which is many studio backing blue-ray but HD DVD had more titles relased last quarter than blue-ray .thanks mainly to universal studio.
what now SONY FATBOYS eat my shorts