Q: When you say your recommendation of HD DVD comes down to three things and list the three, I think you could actually distill it down to just No. 3. Your first reason, "Picture and sound quality is identical between formats," doesn't favor one over the other. No. 2, the lack of support for Blu-ray features in most current players, is also a non-issue unless you can tell me that HD DVD currently has features unavailable in any Blu-ray player. So, if I follow you correctly, the only advantage to HD DVD is lower initial cost, if one discounts the higher capacity and potential of Blu-ray discs. I read your print article and came to your blog in doing my own research to try to find the better unit/format, but was disappointed by what appears to be a personal dislike for Sony.
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Yet all the sales figure data point towards Bluray.
Seriously, this is retarded.
Lol yeah maybe they still believe or maybe they are just stupid
' ' Picture and sound quality is identical between formats," ' '
Pretty much stopped reading there.
who ever wrote this needs to put to sleep, the FUD they spread is just pathetic to say the least.
<< still prefer Bluray.
More crap on HD-DVD.
Here's a question for you.
Can the xbox 360 addon and older players play the 51GB disk and how come Transformers has compressed sound?