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Bill Hunt är ju inte helt ute och svänger heller, han vet nog mycket mer än vad han skriver

We'd be surprised if the 4th Qtr doesn't see $399 Blu-ray players and $299 HD-DVD players.

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Bill Hunt har ingeting med Industrin o göra ...han driver en B BDA sida o sprider FUD, thats it

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Mja det blir ju lättare att leva med din HD DVD spelare om du intalar dig det

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Jag börjar inte grina för det, vi får ju iaf Funai under betydligt trevligare märken så...

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M$ & Broadcom kommer att gå under olika namn inta bara "okända" kina spelare..ex. ONKYO, Meridian (Samsung har ingeting emot o tillverka HD-DVD spelare o det har de redan sagt+ att de redan har samarbete med Toshiba ) lite-on mm

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Kommer Meridian bygga en billig HD DVD spelare av nån kina-OEM spelare så ska jag äta upp dina strumpor.

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Wal-mart to sell cheap Fuh Yuan made HD DVD Players

"Potentially big news is rolling in from China that could make an impact on the ongoing high definition disc format war between HD DVD and Blu-ray.

Wal-mart has supposedly ordered 2 million HD DVD player from Taiwanese OEM Fuh Yuan. These players are supposed to be priced under $300.

AVSForum has a heated discussion on this news since a couple of days. The information is still sketchy on the whole story. TDK is supposed to be involved as well. TDK has been active though in the Blu-ray camp. One comment in the discussion says even maybe we the news is just about upconverting DVD players with HDMI. This story could just vaporize as I write.

I stumbled over the story on AkihabaraNews, who revised their story that the players would be Blu-ray, which is I think wrong. Here is another Chinese source for the same story that says HD DVD clearly.

2 million units is a boat load and if Wal-mart would succeed in selling them it would mean for the Blu-ray camp to counter with a similar deal.

At some point it will have to happen that the low-cost DVD player makers get into the HD business. The question is when. "

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Kommer Meridian bygga en billig HD DVD spelare av nån kina-OEM spelare så ska jag äta upp dina strumpor.

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Jag pratar om M$ & Broadcom platformen...sluta sprida FUD, blir du aldrig trött ?

BDA kommer att använda Funai OEM modelen som kommer att användas av kända märke.(Föresten Funai har redan sagt att de har tankar om en HD-DVD OEM standalone )

Funai to Offer Lost Blu-Ray Player Under OEM

"HD technology is not new to Funai. It already provides lower-cost LCD TV products on an OEM basis to Yamada Denki, a Japanese electronics retailer in Japan. Funai said its new Blu-ray entry should not be construed that the firm taking sides in the next-gen disc wars; it's also considering an OEM deal to sell HD DVD players."

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Var ju du som skrev Meridian själv

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Var ju du som skrev Meridian själv

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....anyway

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Offtopic:
Imation to buy TDK brand in recording media

Imation Lanserar Media För HD DVD

Imation to Manufacture HD DVD and Blu-ray Writable Optical Media


Hänger ni med nu

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edit.

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HD-DVD Promotion Group member list

Många dolda kort där inne

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Mao så är det old news att TDK är involverad med HD DVD
(Jag har inte noterat att TDK varit på BD sidan öht)

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'Blood Diamond' Announced for HD DVD, Blu-ray

After missing the opportunity for a day-and-date high definition release with DVD last month, Warner Home Video has announced 'Blood Diamond' will be available on Blu-ray Disc June 5 and on HD DVD July 3, roughly a full month later. The reason for the delay between releases was not specified by Warner; however, given the disparate disc specs between the two versions, the answer is obvious.

Both versions will include the suite of extra features found on the standard DVD, and both versions will include lossless audio: Dolby TrueHD on the HD DVD and PCM 5.1 on the 50-GB Blu-ray Disc. While the Blu-ray specs end here, the HD DVD will also include an In-Movie Experience (IME) track, a Focus Points feature offering a new way to access supplemental material, and the first-ever true web connectivity that will allow viewers to access online polls, maps and more through an ethernet connection from their player. Whether this functionality will work across a variety of players including Xbox 360 remains to be seen.

While Blu-ray owners will have first crack at 'Blood Diamond' in June, the richer experience goes to HD DVD owners a month later. Aside from supplemental material, both versions should look and sound stellar with a rare Warner double-dip into the welcome world of lossless audio.

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PCM, gött, vad säger du diabolo, du kunde ju inte bry dig mindre om IME, plocka upp BD versionen kanske? Betydligt snyggare fodral om inte annat

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Känns som en custom cover skulle sitta fint på den där, orka den stora feta texten längst ner. Ska se vad jag kan pilla ihop

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PCM, gött, vad säger du diabolo, du kunde ju inte bry dig mindre om IME, plocka upp BD versionen kanske? Betydligt snyggare fodral om inte annat

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Jag gillar röd...blood...reminds me that i'm still alive

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First DirectX 10 Laptop to Cost $1,200

"Nvidia has yet to officially introduce a mobile GPU that can handle DirectX 10, but the folks at Laptopical claim that Zepto's forthcoming ZNote 6625WD will be one of the first lappies to carry the GeForce Go 8600 with DirectX 10 support. The 15.4-inch machine will also have an HD DVD RW drive, HDMI and Intel's 4th-gen Santa Rosa. The laptop is coming out mid-May for a supposed $1,100, which seems a little too good to be true if you ask me."

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Hur länge har Wal Mart HD DVD spelaren funnits på marknaden? 1 år snart va?

Redigerat av dealerovski, 20 April 2007 - 22:17.

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Hur länge har Wal Mart HD DVD spelaren funnits på marknaden? 1 år snart va?

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Menar du Tosh D1n, RCA? Du har missat the big news alltså

Wal-Mart orders 2 million HD DVD players

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FU Yuan has a really big problem right now... that is the fact that they do not pay licensing fees on their DVD Players. "So what?" right? Well, what this means is that Philips can essentially shut them down, in a manner of speaking. The HD DVD spec itself requires DVD backward compatability, so the DVD logo needs to be on those players (it's built INTO the HD DVD logo afterall). So it can't be an HD DVD player without DVD support. But in order to get in the good books of the DVD-Forum again, they need to solve their licensing fees problems, which (considering this is Philips, and Philips is heavily Blu-Ray) will probably involve paying 100% of their backdated licensing fees and appropriate penalties for all of the DVD players they've sold without them (which is probably all the DVD players they've manufactured I would guess). Although Philips could play it other ways if they choose to, the ball is 100% in their court, and they're holding all the cards (and isn't that the worst mixed metaphore you've ever seen?). One possible option would be for them to cut a deal with Philips for cheap Blu-Ray players, but really it's up to Philips.

Another very possible option is that these players are actually dual format. This was a theory I had when I looked at the whole "Blue HD DVD" translation issue, but it's been put forward to me from another source though my contact. Still it's only a theory, and not based on inside info... but with TDK's involvement, it would make a *LOT* more sense. If these are dual format players, then it would also potentially solve the licensing issues... or at least it would be a reason for Philips to not just shut the whole thing down.

One thing alone is certain at this point. Whatever is happening, there is a HUGE chunk of political crap happening behind the scenes. It will be a battle one way or the other for these players to see the light of day. Speaking as someone who only just today was on the receiving end of a Philips letter giving lists of companies that we should not do business with unless we wanted to get sued, I can say you do NOT want to piss off Philips!!

http://forums.highde...36&postcount=90

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Wal-Mart orders 2 million HD DVD players

"APRIL 20 | Wal-Mart apparently has ordered 2 million HD DVD players from China to sell at a target price of $299, according to a report out of Taiwan.

The introduction of low-priced Chinese-manufactured DVD players in Wal-Mart and other outlets in the U.S. helped spur the growth of the DVD format in its early years.


A translation of the story was uploaded on the AVS Forum."

WalMart to sell $199 HD-DVD player in Q4 2007?

"April 20, 2007 - In breaking news today, it would appear that mega-retailer WalMart has contracted a Chinese manufacturer to produce millions of low-cost HD-DVD players. Though somewhat obfuscated by translation issues and the breaking nature of the news, the current internet consensus suggests that Taiwan based manufacturer Fuh Yuan, in cooperation with TDK, will produce the blue laser drives for 2-million HD-DVD players. Broadcom will reportedly supply the system-on-a-chip decoder, and China Great Wall will handle final assembly. The deal represents around US $100,000,000, and it is reported that a new manufacturing plant has already been opened to fulfill the order.

Speculation suggests the players will arrive at retail in late 2007 and will be priced between $199-299. At such cost, WalMart's HD-DVD drives will be far below the current low of $399 for Toshiba's HD-A20 player, and will look cheap compared to the lowest priced Blu-ray hardware on the market today ($599).

If the current details of the plan prove to be true, WalMart's support of HD-DVD will have a significant impact on the next-gen DVD format war. The American retailer operates on a high-volume, low-margin business plan of market saturation, which is exactly the approach required to drive one format or the other to preeminence.

Stay tuned for updates and confirmation as the story develops."

Wal-mart to sell cheap Fuh Yuan made HD DVD Players

"Potentially big news is rolling in from China that could make an impact on the ongoing high definition disc format war between HD DVD and Blu-ray.

Wal-mart has supposedly ordered 2 million HD DVD player from Taiwanese OEM Fuh Yuan. These players are supposed to be priced under $300.

AVSForum has a heated discussion on this news since a couple of days. The information is still sketchy on the whole story. TDK is supposed to be involved as well. TDK has been active though in the Blu-ray camp. One comment in the discussion says even maybe we the news is just about upconverting DVD players with HDMI. This story could just vaporize as I write.

I stumbled over the story on AkihabaraNews, who revised their story that the players would be Blu-ray, which is I think wrong. Here is another Chinese source for the same story that says HD DVD clearly.

2 million units is a boat load and if Wal-mart would succeed in selling them it would mean for the Blu-ray camp to counter with a similar deal.

At some point it will have to happen that the low-cost DVD player makers get into the HD business. The question is when. "

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Detta kan bara betyda en sak:

- Billiga BD-spelare!

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Var det inte Sony som har sagt att vanliga tjommar börjar köpa spelare vid 299 dollar? Tvivlar på att dom kläcker ur sig såna saker om spelare inte är på G

Redigerat av Unregistered992, 21 April 2007 - 00:07.

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$50 HD-DVD players, Walmart goes low

Breaking news: Taiwanese concern Fuh Yuan reportedly will make 2,000,000 HD-DVD players for retailing giant Wal-Mart. The Chinese site is saying (if you do the math) the retailer will buy these HD-DVD players for $50 each.

We know Wal-Mart has been hocking HD-DVDs for some time now and perhaps this is part of their plan to get the stock out the door. A low cost player surely could help HD combat Blu-Ray.

Another link from the AVS Forum says the price could be $299. I think this estimate is going to be high. I’d expect to see it on the shelf in the $199-$250 range. If the price is that low, this could be the tipping point in the public adopting HD-DVD…

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http://forums.highde...8&postcount=106

What a riot.

You can see from this thead that there are people here who you can easily write off the list of logical posters.

The article clearly states that whatever format they are talking about offers easy replication with DVD equipment. Blu-ray in no way shape or form offers any replication benefits for DVD. Thus you can pretty much ignore anyone that says otherwise.

This is a HD DVD player. Blu-ray *!!!!!*s like Bailan, Glocks out and apocknight are desperate to insert FUD to their "rapidly fading format of choice"

Most of HD DVD fans have always said it's about price and quality which HD DVD has over Blu-ray and if/when this article is truly confirmed it'll point to Walmart seeing the same

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Blu-ray to grow exponentially over next 6-9 months

With Sony's Playstation 3 successfully introduced into the European market, the BDA believes that all the main cornerstones are in place, and the next 6-9 months will see an exponential growth in Blu-ray adoption.

Frank Simonis, Chairman of the BDA’s
European Promotions Committee, said that, “PS3 is a real catalyst for the BD format in Europe too, with almost 800,000 units
sold already, and block buster movies are key."

Though it's too early to present an accurate picture of sales trends in Europe, Simonis believes that Blu-ray will eclipse HD DVD "very soon".

He also said that he expected many independent studios and distributors to adopt Blu-ray from the autumn.

Källa: hdtvuk.tv
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[RYKTE]
A friend of mine works at Magnolia and told me that these reps came in and told him that they are all coming out with bluray players, not hybrids, in July. The Elite will be a second gen model, and Denon and Marantz will be straight up bluray players. Surprisingly, the Denon would be about $1k he heard from the rep.
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Källa: forum.blu-ray.com

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The Host (2006) on HD DVD

Magnolia Home Entertainment has announced the South Korean film The Host (2006) on HD DVD and DVD, July 24. Each will be priced at $29.98 SRP.

http://www.apple.com...hehost/trailer/

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0468492/

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Lite FAKTA nu:

http://www.avsforum....&

OCT, 2005: In the high-stakes battle with Sony over whose format will power the next-generation of DVD players, Toshiba has adopted a potentially perilous strategy: encouraging low-cost Chinese competitors to crank out machines using its standard known as HD-DVD.

The tactic of courting Chinese makers has been largely taboo in Japan, where manufacturers like Sony and Panasonic have long tried to delay their technology from turning into cheap commodities. But Toshiba's decision could have significant ramifications in the race for the billions of dollars that will very likely flow from the next generation of DVD technology that promises sharper pictures, enhanced audio and more disc storage.

Sony and the Blu-ray group are licensing their technology more selectively. Analysts call this an effort to prevent low-cost manufacturers, including those from China, from quickly driving down the price of Blu-ray machines when they reach stores next year. Many manufacturers are also wary of licensing their technology to the Chinese because of their record of not paying licensing and royalty fees.

The contrasting strategies underscore the increasingly uncomfortable choices that Japanese electronics makers must make as China's manufacturing might grows, whether it be in DVDs, televisions, cameras or other products.

JAN. 7 | LAS VEGAS Chinese manufacturers, known for low-cost consumer products, will begin making and shipping HD DVD players for the U.S. market by the end of 2007, HD DVD promotional group execs announced at an event here Sunday evening. Chinese manufacturers Alco, Shinco and Lite-On will join Toshiba in making players, as will Japanese company Onkyo, execs announced. Microsoft may also make players, officials said, but didn’t provide further details. Car system manufacturer Alpine is making a player for cars. The move is expected to add lower-priced players to the market, which could greatly expand household penetration for the format.

April 9, 2007 TOKYO, Japan (AP) Toshiba Corp. has filed a complaint with the U.S. International Trade Commission and sued 17 companies, alleging infringement of its DVD patents, the Japanese electronics maker said Monday. The commission is an independent federal agency that checks on unfair trade practices and copyright infringements.

Toshiba filed a complaint Friday to the commission against the 17 companies, mostly Hong Kong and Chinese manufacturers and importers.

Also Friday, Toshiba filed a lawsuit demanding monetary damages to the same companies in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California. Toshiba spokeswoman Yuko Sugahara declined to comment on the damage amount.

Toshiba licenses DVD patents, but the companies, including Daewoo Electronics America Inc. of the U.S., Dongguan GVG Digital Technology of China and Star Light Electronics Co. of Hong Kong, don't have such licensing agreements, Toshiba said. Imported DVD products are sold without proper permission, the company said.

"The infringement of Toshiba's patents by these companies has damaged Toshiba's DVD-related business, and also caused damage to the legitimate and licensed DVD product manufacturing and distribution and business as a whole," Tokyo-based Toshiba said in a statement.

APRIL 20 | Wal-Mart apparently has ordered 2 million HD DVD players from China to sell at a target price of $299, according to a report out of Taiwan.

The introduction of low-priced Chinese-manufactured DVD players in Wal-Mart and other outlets in the U.S. helped spur the growth of the DVD format in its early years. A translation of the story was uploaded on the AVS Forum.

http://www.homemedia...rticle_id=10557

"Wal-Mart’s beachhead in high-def packaged media could evolve into something more significant following a report the retailer had ordered 2 million Chinese-made HD DVD players for $100 million.

AVS Forum reported that upstart Taiwanese consumer electronics manufacturer Fuh Yuan had partnered with TDK in China to manufacture the projected $299 players.

Spokesperson O’Brien wouldn't comment on the HD DVD player order but said Wal-Mart is in the process of revamping its electronics department to entice both tech savvy early adopters as well as general consumers with improved products at discounted prices."

http://www.avsforum....&

Deng Hungchi also mentioned that Blue HD-DVD for high-volume, high-quality images, high resolution vision, machine Images can be more realistic, more beautiful images. Its advantage is more easily with existing DVD discs maintain compatibility, and may continue to use existing DVD production equipment CDs and facilitate the expansion of the distance between lens and do not need, such as CD-ROM cartridges, substantially reduced from the current transition to HD DVD, the cost for the DVD, makes disc manufacturers switch from DVD to HD DVD when the costs can be reduced to a minimum. Moreover, the HD DVD recording capacity is smaller, but the eye, decontamination capability, and without cartridges, dish Therefore the production process easier and less costly.

It's also of note that the article specifically quotes Deng himself as saying this. This was brought up earlier by the original poster, but I think it bears repeating again. Deng is the General Manager of Fuh Yuan.

http://www.avsforum....&

Well information has been leaking out about what exactly Fuh Yuan is making and apparently it is one of the components that will be used in the cheap Chinese HD DVD player that Microsoft and Broadcom have been working on. A poster whose first language is Chinese said that of the 2 million HD DVD players ordered by Wal-Mart all will be shipped by the end of next year. From what Kosty has heard the loader is by Fuh Yuan, the laser head by TDK, and the SoC decoder chip by Broadcom. He also says that mass production will begin in August with initial delivery beginning in 2007.

http://www.avsforum....&

I am getting some specific information now from industry folks confirming some things to me.

TDK is supplying the laser head (Toshiba) and Fuhyaun is making the loader.

The SoC decoder chip is coming from Broadcom.

Mass production is starting in August. (edit) Initial delivery dates will be in 2007.

Walmart has surveyed and qualified the China Great Wall manufacturing facility as a part of their review process.

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Addex: Nice Inte första gången det snackas om att Denon arbetar på en BD spelare om man säger så Pioneer är dock ingen nyhet, dom avslöjade vid CES "icke officiellt" att det var nya spelare på G. Marantz är dock en nyhet för mig.

Tar dessa spelare alla dagar i veckan före $299 kina-skräp

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Addex: Nice Inte första gången det snackas om att Denon arbetar på en BD spelare om man säger så Pioneer är dock ingen nyhet, dom avslöjade vid CES "icke officiellt" att det var nya spelare på G. Marantz är dock en nyhet för mig.

Tar dessa spelare alla dagar i veckan före $299 kina-skräp

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Så från "RYKTE" blev fakta nu ....o vem är sokrman14 ? O vad har Magnolia o göra med det?

Don't spin it so fast cause i'm getting dizzy

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Japp man ska ta det försiktigt, du såg väl vad som hände med din 360 med inbyggda HD DVD
Nä men Pioneer är ju inte svår att lista ut, Marantz är första gången jag ser något om, Denon har det som sagt hintats om många ggr, vi får väl vänta och se

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Japp man ska ta det försiktigt, du såg väl vad som hände med din 360 med inbyggda HD DVD
Nä men Pioneer är ju inte svår att lista ut, Marantz är första gången jag ser något om, Denon har det som sagt hintats om många ggr, vi får väl vänta och se *

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* Det tycker jag med

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intressant artikel från 2005 by The New York Times

In switch, Toshiba turns to China

By Martin Fackler and Ken Belson The New York Times

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 2005

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diabolo: Du som är bundis med Amir () varför vill han inte kommentera Wal-Mart härvan?

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diabolo: Du som är bundis med Amir () varför vill han inte kommentera Wal-Mart härvan?

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PMa honom...har hört att ni har bra kontakt, nästan bästisar

"By making its technology available to Chinese manufacturers, Toshiba hopes to get cheaper HD-DVD players in the stores months ahead of Sony, Panasonic, Samsung and other Blu-ray companies. This would help Toshiba outmaneuver Sony. Toshiba, analysts say, also knows that DVDs became a mass market item in the United States after low-priced models arrived from China and filled big-box retailers like Wal-Mart"

http://www.iht.com/a...usiness/dvd.php 2005, inget nytt alltså

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diabolo: Du som är bundis med Amir () varför vill han inte kommentera Wal-Mart härvan?

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PMa honom...har hört att ni har bra kontakt, nästan bästisar

haha ja nästan så Han ignorerar mina inlägg helt, fick han att svara en gång för ett litet tag sen dock, blev lite trött och ställde en HD DVD fråga till Sony insider, tror Amir lacka ur lite och svarade istället
Så nu vet jag hur jag ska göra, ställa frågorna till andra personer och hoppas på det bästa

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Blu-ray sells stronger than HD DVD in March

Blu-ray still has an advantage due to the millions of PlayStation 3s in the market, which have given the format an edge on disc sales. More than 1 million Blu-ray movies had been sold through April, studios say.

Warner has grabbed an exaggerated share of the high-def market by releasing movies in both formats.

“We’ve been asked, doesn’t it cost more to produce in both formats, which is so much the wrong question,” Warner president Ron Sanders said. “If we were only releasing in Blu-ray, you would just off the top take 30% to 40% of revenue out of the titles. For us, it’s paying off nicely.”

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Som det ser ut G1 HD-DVD spelarna ska kunna klara av uppspelning av TL skivor (Triple Layer)

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Tänkte spela Razter/Addex idag

[RYKTE]

http://www.highdeffo...ead.php?t=41574

"So the friend of our family that is a distributor for Infinity and Harmon Kardon and numerous other electronics was saying at their last meeting rumblings of NAD joining the HD DVD ranks. As I learn more about this I will let you know as of now this is speculation from an insider from what he has been told at work. I hope this comes to be as I love NAD products especially since the company is Canadian."

http://nadelectronics.com/index

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Som det ser ut G1 HD-DVD spelarna ska kunna klara av uppspelning av TL skivor  (Triple Layer)

http://img72.imagesh...necdrivegv4.jpg
fina grejer 
http://img291.images...ecdrive2lv9.jpg

Jag ser bara en läsare, ingen spelare. Ring mig när du har en film hemma i TL51 som snurrar i 1.5x och som du kan spela upp till fullo i din Gen1 spelare, att bara trolla fram lager och nya spinnhastigheter till skivor som inte ens var påtänkta när dom första spelarna gjordes låter helt sjukt, ganska kul att folk säger att BD är det ofärdiga formatet här

Redigerat av Unregistered992, 22 April 2007 - 12:17.

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Jag ser bara en läsare, ingen spelare. Ring mig när du har en film hemma i TL51 som snurrar i 1.5x och som du kan spela upp till fullo i din Gen1 spelare, att bara trolla fram lager och nya spinnhastigheter till skivor som inte ens var påtänkta när dom första spelarna gjordes låter helt sjukt, ganska kul att folk säger att BD är det ofärdiga formatet här

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Precis, en läsare...HD-A1ns o HD-XA1ns läsare, G1 alltså ...o den klarar TL skivor enligt NEC...så vad säger du Razter att NEC hittar på det?

http://www.avsforum....ad.php?t=667995

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Nepp varför ska dom göra det, jag är inte insatt i det där, om det bara hänger på läsare och inget i själva spelaren så kan dom väl blåsa på med fler lager när dom ändå håller på

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Nepp varför ska dom göra det, jag är inte insatt i det där, om det bara hänger på läsare och inget i själva spelaren så kan dom väl blåsa på med fler lager när dom ändå håller på

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Don't worry, be happy ...jag gillar när du sprider BDA FUD, du är ganska duktig på det...när får du your first paycheck från BDA, den 25e??

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Nä, dom betalar i prylar

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Nä, dom betalar i prylar

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Det är också bra ...fick du någon PS3a?

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3st, en till skithuset och en till sovrummet

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Blu-ray wins Q1

 bdhddvd00001.JPG   470.75K   3 Antal nerladdningar

Blu-ray titles dominate first-quarter charts

 bdhddvd00002.JPG   339.3K   1 Antal nerladdningar

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60% VS 40% hmm o båda under 1% av den totala filmförsäljningen....long way to go

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60% VS 40% hmm o båda under 1% av den totala filmförsäljningen....long way to go 

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MAO så har inte Disney och FOX något att förlora på genom att stanna exklusiv till BD

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60% VS 40% hmm o båda under 1% av den totala filmförsäljningen....long way to go 

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MAO så har inte Disney och FOX något att förlora på genom att stanna exklusiv till BD

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De kommer att få andra tankar när Wal-Mart sätter igång ...o va inte FOX neutral?

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60% VS 40% hmm o båda under 1% av den totala filmförsäljningen....long way to go 

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MAO så har inte Disney och FOX något att förlora på genom att stanna exklusiv till BD

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De kommer att få andra tankar när Wal-Mart sätter igång ...o va inte FOX neutral?

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Du menar på samma gång det kommer billiga Funai spelare?
FOX neutral? i dina drömmar kanske