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Wednesday, February 20, 2008

Still a bit bitter

But at least I know I was right...

Wilson also suggested that consumers would really have been better off with the HD format than with Blu-ray. [emphasis added]

"Storage capacity is the one area [where Blu-ray] can claim an advantage," he elaborated. But the outcome of the format war, which became official on Tuesday, "doesn't benefit anyone today and it comes at a cost. [Blu-ray] discs and players are both more expensive to manufacture. The DVD format was less expensive to implement and further along in its deployment. [Blu-ray] is twelve months behind in terms of its feature set."

Via BetaNews: Analysts: Studios will gain from HD DVD's exit, but consumers' won't

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1 Comments:

At Wed Feb 20, 09:05:00 PM , Blogger Kendra K. said...

I think it's a bit short sighted to only look at Blu-Ray or HD-DVD as a media for movies and home entertainment. How many people are using DVDs for backup or sending information now? Blu-Ray offers even more storage capacity, but of course it's still some time off. Think ahead!

 

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