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"In Blu-ray Coup, Sony Has Opening But Hurdles, Too"
From today's Wall Street Journal: http://online.wsj.com/article/SB1199...ub_marketplace
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Paramount also dumping HD DVD Format?
Rumours posted on engadget (citing UK's FT as the source) say that Paramount is also preparing to go Blue Ray only....another nail in the coffin of HD DVD?
Edit: Found the article link http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/dc409afa-b...nclick_check=1 http://business.timesonline.co.uk/to...cle3153038.ece |
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I spoke with Toshiba's HD DVD guy today and asked him if they had an "official statement." He responded that Toshiba is 100% behind the format, and that the other players (Microsoft, the HD DVD studios, etc) were preparing to also give 100% support. No surprises there.
The HD DVD group had canceled their event this weekend simply because they didn't have enough time to coordinate a group response. In other words, no new news from the HD DVD camp. |
Blu-Ray was packed Monday, not so with HD DVD. They had HD DVD players with movies at the NBC Universal, Toshiba and Microsoft events, here at CES.
heath |
When will these greedy folks learn. It is better to have one larger pie, and lots get a big slice, than two tiny pies.
Dave |
HBO, BBC also on Blu-ray Disc's side
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Rumors abound at Variety that Universal is backing Blu-Ray either exclusively or doing both. But they updated it and said Universal has a deal for at least a few more months.
But I wouldn't be surprised if by the end of the year, or at least the summer (when WB will cease HD DVD releases), that Universal makes a decision. heath |
I'm sure they'll switch eventually. Looking forward to Galactica in Blu-ray!
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