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Ni har sett dealen på Amazon va?
Amazon deal
Om man köper HD-A2 och Matrix trilogin så får man 7 gratis filmer.
HDGuru har blivit en HD-DVD f anboy...good 4 u
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Company sues Blu-ray over patent
Announcement
By Henning Molbaek
FIRST PUBLISHED May 28, 2007
Target Technology sues Sony for using a patented technology in their Blu-ray discs.
Target's patent, which was submitted in 2004 and granted in 2006, describes the use of silver-based alloys.
The company demands that Sony stop producing Blu-ray discs until the case has been settled.
Sony just settled with another company about the way they made the rumble effects in their older Playstation game controllers. The cost was $97 million. Sony also recently settled a dispute with Kodak as well. Over 10 digital camera patents were violated by the company.
Announcement
By Henning Molbaek
FIRST PUBLISHED May 28, 2007
Target Technology sues Sony for using a patented technology in their Blu-ray discs.
Target's patent, which was submitted in 2004 and granted in 2006, describes the use of silver-based alloys.
The company demands that Sony stop producing Blu-ray discs until the case has been settled.
Sony just settled with another company about the way they made the rumble effects in their older Playstation game controllers. The cost was $97 million. Sony also recently settled a dispute with Kodak as well. Over 10 digital camera patents were violated by the company.
Postad 29 May 2007 - 05:43
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Release Dates for HD DVD Discs
May 29, 2007
Dragonheart (Universal)
The Frighteners: Director's Cut (Universal)
Lost in Translation (Universal)
Midnight Run (Universal)
The River (Universal)
June 05, 2007
Breach (Universal)
Coming to America (Paramount)
The Cowboys (Warner)
Norbit (DreamWorks)
Rio Bravo (Warner)
Trading Places (Paramount)
June 12, 2007
Black Christmas (2006) (Weinstein)
Born on the Fourth of July (Universal)
Bruce Almighty (Universal)
Daylight (Universal)
Harsh Times (Weinstein)
Liar Liar (Universal)
Monty Python's The Meaning of Life (Universal)
Music and Lyrics (Warner)
Sneakers (Universal)
June 26, 2007
American Me (Universal)
Army of Darkness (Re-issue) (Universal)
Being John Malkovich (Universal)
The Big Lebowski (Universal)
Black Snake Moan (Paramount)
Bulletproof (Universal)
Dead Silence (Universal)
Deep Purple: Live at Montreux 2006 (Rhino)
Freedom: Vol. 1 (Bandai Visual)
Hustle & Flow (Paramount)
Mallrats (Universal)
Meet Joe Black (Universal)
Mystery Men (Universal)
Santana: Hymns for Peace - Live at Montreux 2004 (Rhino)
Unleashed (Re-issue) (Universal)
The Watcher (Universal)
Yes: Live at Montreux (Rhino)
July 03, 2007
Blood Diamond (Warner)
The Untouchables (Paramount)
The Warriors: Ultimate Director's Cut (Paramount)
July 10, 2007
Billy Madison (Universal)
Dante's Peak (Universal)
IMAX: Blue Planet (Warner)
The War (Universal)
The Wedding Date (Universal)
July 24, 2007
The Bourne Identity (Universal)
The Contract (First Look)
Ghost (Paramount)
The Host (Magnolia)
Hot Fuzz (Universal) JUST LISTED!
In Good Company (Universal)
The Nutty Professor 2: The Klumps (Universal)
An Officer and a Gentleman (Paramount)
Scent of a Woman (Universal)
Streets of Fire (Universal)
Zodiac (Paramount)
July 31, 2007
300 (Warner)
Darkman (Universal)
Sea of Love (Universal)
Shaun of the Dead (Universal)
Shooter (Paramount)
August 15, 2007
Bell Witch: The Movie (Big River)
August 28, 2007
Face/Off (Paramount)
Heroes: Season One (Universal)
September 04, 2007
Nip/Tuck: The Complete Fourth Season (Warner)
September 18, 2007
Jailhouse Rock (Warner)
Viva Las Vegas (Warner)
We Are Marshall (Warner)
n more 2 come
May 29, 2007
Dragonheart (Universal)
The Frighteners: Director's Cut (Universal)
Lost in Translation (Universal)
Midnight Run (Universal)
The River (Universal)
June 05, 2007
Breach (Universal)
Coming to America (Paramount)
The Cowboys (Warner)
Norbit (DreamWorks)
Rio Bravo (Warner)
Trading Places (Paramount)
June 12, 2007
Black Christmas (2006) (Weinstein)
Born on the Fourth of July (Universal)
Bruce Almighty (Universal)
Daylight (Universal)
Harsh Times (Weinstein)
Liar Liar (Universal)
Monty Python's The Meaning of Life (Universal)
Music and Lyrics (Warner)
Sneakers (Universal)
June 26, 2007
American Me (Universal)
Army of Darkness (Re-issue) (Universal)
Being John Malkovich (Universal)
The Big Lebowski (Universal)
Black Snake Moan (Paramount)
Bulletproof (Universal)
Dead Silence (Universal)
Deep Purple: Live at Montreux 2006 (Rhino)
Freedom: Vol. 1 (Bandai Visual)
Hustle & Flow (Paramount)
Mallrats (Universal)
Meet Joe Black (Universal)
Mystery Men (Universal)
Santana: Hymns for Peace - Live at Montreux 2004 (Rhino)
Unleashed (Re-issue) (Universal)
The Watcher (Universal)
Yes: Live at Montreux (Rhino)
July 03, 2007
Blood Diamond (Warner)
The Untouchables (Paramount)
The Warriors: Ultimate Director's Cut (Paramount)
July 10, 2007
Billy Madison (Universal)
Dante's Peak (Universal)
IMAX: Blue Planet (Warner)
The War (Universal)
The Wedding Date (Universal)
July 24, 2007
The Bourne Identity (Universal)
The Contract (First Look)
Ghost (Paramount)
The Host (Magnolia)
Hot Fuzz (Universal) JUST LISTED!
In Good Company (Universal)
The Nutty Professor 2: The Klumps (Universal)
An Officer and a Gentleman (Paramount)
Scent of a Woman (Universal)
Streets of Fire (Universal)
Zodiac (Paramount)
July 31, 2007
300 (Warner)
Darkman (Universal)
Sea of Love (Universal)
Shaun of the Dead (Universal)
Shooter (Paramount)
August 15, 2007
Bell Witch: The Movie (Big River)
August 28, 2007
Face/Off (Paramount)
Heroes: Season One (Universal)
September 04, 2007
Nip/Tuck: The Complete Fourth Season (Warner)
September 18, 2007
Jailhouse Rock (Warner)
Viva Las Vegas (Warner)
We Are Marshall (Warner)
n more 2 come
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Postad 29 May 2007 - 08:05
Norbit !!
http://www.highdefdigest.com/
BD:
Paramount once again provides a Dolby Digital 5.1 surround track at 640kbps for this Blu-ray, a demotion compared to the 1.5mbps Dolby Digital-Plus track found on the HD DVD.
HDDVD:
Paramount provides a Dolby Digital-Plus 5.1 surround track at 1.5mbps for this HD DVD release, a nice improvement over the 640kbps Dolby Digital track on the Blu-ray.
http://www.highdefdigest.com/
BD:
Paramount once again provides a Dolby Digital 5.1 surround track at 640kbps for this Blu-ray, a demotion compared to the 1.5mbps Dolby Digital-Plus track found on the HD DVD.
HDDVD:
Paramount provides a Dolby Digital-Plus 5.1 surround track at 1.5mbps for this HD DVD release, a nice improvement over the 640kbps Dolby Digital track on the Blu-ray.
Redigerat av henke007, 29 May 2007 - 08:06.
Postad 29 May 2007 - 08:07
Company sues Blu-ray over patent
http://www.dvdtown.c...ver-patent/4495
The company demands that Sony stop producing Blu-ray discs until the case has been settled.
http://www.dvdtown.c...ver-patent/4495
The company demands that Sony stop producing Blu-ray discs until the case has been settled.
Postad 29 May 2007 - 08:15
'TMNT' Ninja Turtle Redux to Hit Blu-ray, HD DVD This August
http://www.highdefdi...This_August/656
No specs have yet been announced, but Warner is billing the releases as special editions!!
Ja tippar på Dolby True HD på HDDVD
http://www.highdefdi...This_August/656
No specs have yet been announced, but Warner is billing the releases as special editions!!
Ja tippar på Dolby True HD på HDDVD
Postad 29 May 2007 - 10:08
DangCompany sues Blu-ray over patent
http://www.dvdtown.c...ver-patent/4495
The company demands that Sony stop producing Blu-ray discs until the case has been settled.
Skule tro att $ony m.fl köper sig fria från detta pinsamma läge
Postad 29 May 2007 - 16:15
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Universal Announces 'Elizabeth' and Four Additional Catalog Titles For HD DVD
May 29, 2007
Universal Studios Home Entertainment has announced the catalog titles 'Erin Brockovich,' 'Meet the Fockers,' 'Mercury Rising' and 'What Dreams May Come' will be released on HD DVD August 14, followed by 'Elizabeth' on September 18.
All the titles will carry an SRP of $29.98 and be presented in widescreen 1080p video and Dolby Digital Plus 5.1 audio. Extra features will be identical to those found on the latest standard DVD versions. You can view some of those extras through the disc details below.
Check back regularly for high resolution cover art and pre-order links.
May 29, 2007
Universal Studios Home Entertainment has announced the catalog titles 'Erin Brockovich,' 'Meet the Fockers,' 'Mercury Rising' and 'What Dreams May Come' will be released on HD DVD August 14, followed by 'Elizabeth' on September 18.
All the titles will carry an SRP of $29.98 and be presented in widescreen 1080p video and Dolby Digital Plus 5.1 audio. Extra features will be identical to those found on the latest standard DVD versions. You can view some of those extras through the disc details below.
Check back regularly for high resolution cover art and pre-order links.
Postad 30 May 2007 - 03:18
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Price drops lift HD DVD player sales
Amazon sells Toshiba HD-A2 model as low as $238 over Memorial Day weekend
MAY 29 | Toshiba’s recent price drop on its HD DVD players and aggressive retailer pricing over the holiday weekend have driven up sales as much as tenfold at some retailers.
Since Toshiba began offering a $100 instant rebate on HD DVD players, sales have grown between fivefold and tenfold, depending on the retailer, said Jodi Sally, VP of marketing for Toshiba America Consumer Products.
“We’re thrilled to see that consumers are, by far, choosing Toshiba’s HD DVD players as their source for high-definition,” Sally said.
On May 20, Toshiba began offering the rebate on select HD DVD player models, effectively slashing the price on the bottom line HD-A2 model to $299.
Amazon.com cut the price even further, to as low as $238 over Memorial Day weekend. The lower price shot up the player to be the top-selling DVD player on the site, a spot previously held by the Oppo up-converting DVD player, which sells for $229.
The HD-A2 player price was back up to $299 on Tuesday on Amazon and listed as out of stock. Still it remained the top-selling DVD player and ranked No. 7 in sales in the electronics category.
An Amazon.com spokesman didn’t immediately respond to a request for comment about the sales.
Other retailers were selling the player for $299 on Tuesday, but comments on the AVS Forum reported seeing deals over the weekend from retailer Electronics Expo, which also sells players on Amazon.com.
Amazon sells Toshiba HD-A2 model as low as $238 over Memorial Day weekend
MAY 29 | Toshiba’s recent price drop on its HD DVD players and aggressive retailer pricing over the holiday weekend have driven up sales as much as tenfold at some retailers.
Since Toshiba began offering a $100 instant rebate on HD DVD players, sales have grown between fivefold and tenfold, depending on the retailer, said Jodi Sally, VP of marketing for Toshiba America Consumer Products.
“We’re thrilled to see that consumers are, by far, choosing Toshiba’s HD DVD players as their source for high-definition,” Sally said.
On May 20, Toshiba began offering the rebate on select HD DVD player models, effectively slashing the price on the bottom line HD-A2 model to $299.
Amazon.com cut the price even further, to as low as $238 over Memorial Day weekend. The lower price shot up the player to be the top-selling DVD player on the site, a spot previously held by the Oppo up-converting DVD player, which sells for $229.
The HD-A2 player price was back up to $299 on Tuesday on Amazon and listed as out of stock. Still it remained the top-selling DVD player and ranked No. 7 in sales in the electronics category.
An Amazon.com spokesman didn’t immediately respond to a request for comment about the sales.
Other retailers were selling the player for $299 on Tuesday, but comments on the AVS Forum reported seeing deals over the weekend from retailer Electronics Expo, which also sells players on Amazon.com.
Postad 30 May 2007 - 07:25
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Din Pioneer plasma har ju också ADV bildbehandling som korrekt deintelacar en 1080i/60 signal till 1080p och visar den i 72Hz (varje delbild visas 3ggr), vilket redan är lika bra som 1080p24 så nej du tjänar inget på att väntaTjena har en fråga? jag äger en Pioneer 507XD plasma har spelat en massa DVD film och digital tv och allt blir tok bra. Men nu är det så att jag är sugen på Blu-Ray eller HD-DVD nu när utbudet av filmer har börjat att öka. 507 har stöd för 1080p/24 (Dagens högsta HDTV-kvalitet) men många av dagens Blu-Ray eller HD-DVD spelare har inget stöd för detta så min fråga är, är det värt att vänta på en spelare som kan spela i 1080p/24? Och kommer man märka någon skillnad mot en som inte har stöd för detta? Och vad i praktiken blir bättre, blir bilden bättre?
Postad 30 May 2007 - 12:03
Personer som köper stationära spelare gör detta för att se filmer på.Price drops lift HD DVD player sales
Amazon sells Toshiba HD-A2 model as low as $238 over Memorial Day weekend
MAY 29 | Toshiba’s recent price drop on its HD DVD players and aggressive retailer pricing over the holiday weekend have driven up sales as much as tenfold at some retailers.
Since Toshiba began offering a $100 instant rebate on HD DVD players, sales have grown between fivefold and tenfold, depending on the retailer, said Jodi Sally, VP of marketing for Toshiba America Consumer Products.
“We’re thrilled to see that consumers are, by far, choosing Toshiba’s HD DVD players as their source for high-definition,” Sally said.
On May 20, Toshiba began offering the rebate on select HD DVD player models, effectively slashing the price on the bottom line HD-A2 model to $299.
Amazon.com cut the price even further, to as low as $238 over Memorial Day weekend. The lower price shot up the player to be the top-selling DVD player on the site, a spot previously held by the Oppo up-converting DVD player, which sells for $229.
The HD-A2 player price was back up to $299 on Tuesday on Amazon and listed as out of stock. Still it remained the top-selling DVD player and ranked No. 7 in sales in the electronics category.
An Amazon.com spokesman didn’t immediately respond to a request for comment about the sales.
Other retailers were selling the player for $299 on Tuesday, but comments on the AVS Forum reported seeing deals over the weekend from retailer Electronics Expo, which also sells players on Amazon.com.
Detta påverkar direkt film försälningen som kommer därefter
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Postad 30 May 2007 - 22:05
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Personer som köper stationära spelare gör detta för att se filmer på.Price drops lift HD DVD player sales
Amazon sells Toshiba HD-A2 model as low as $238 over Memorial Day weekend
MAY 29 | Toshiba’s recent price drop on its HD DVD players and aggressive retailer pricing over the holiday weekend have driven up sales as much as tenfold at some retailers.
Since Toshiba began offering a $100 instant rebate on HD DVD players, sales have grown between fivefold and tenfold, depending on the retailer, said Jodi Sally, VP of marketing for Toshiba America Consumer Products.
“We’re thrilled to see that consumers are, by far, choosing Toshiba’s HD DVD players as their source for high-definition,” Sally said.
On May 20, Toshiba began offering the rebate on select HD DVD player models, effectively slashing the price on the bottom line HD-A2 model to $299.
Amazon.com cut the price even further, to as low as $238 over Memorial Day weekend. The lower price shot up the player to be the top-selling DVD player on the site, a spot previously held by the Oppo up-converting DVD player, which sells for $229.
The HD-A2 player price was back up to $299 on Tuesday on Amazon and listed as out of stock. Still it remained the top-selling DVD player and ranked No. 7 in sales in the electronics category.
An Amazon.com spokesman didn’t immediately respond to a request for comment about the sales.
Other retailers were selling the player for $299 on Tuesday, but comments on the AVS Forum reported seeing deals over the weekend from retailer Electronics Expo, which also sells players on Amazon.com.
Detta påverkar direkt film försälningen som kommer därefter
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erhuru detta har i Bluraytråden att göra överlåter jag till moderatorer att avgöra, men känns det inte lite som att Toshiba och company nu drar en sista rövare för att inte dö ut i HD-kriget? de subvensionerar sina redan hårt subvensionerade spelare ÄNNU mer för att överleva med sitt format?
HD-DVD känns lite som att slakta en gris med en tandpetare... det går långsamt men den dör likväl i slutändan...
EDIT: oj va yr jag är, det var visst inte i BD-tråden jag var i... heh, till skillnad så trollar jag inte i HD_DVD tråden iallafall. tack o gonatt.
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EDIT: oj va yr jag är, det var visst inte i BD-tråden jag var i... heh, till skillnad så trollar jag inte i HD_DVD tråden iallafall. tack o gonatt.
Vilken lirare
...you took the blue pill eller hur ...n know you're living in a fantasy world
Postad 31 May 2007 - 13:00
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Universal Studios' August 28 HD DVDs Announced
Dawn of the Dead (Unrated Director's Cut), The Hurricane and Notting Hill will join Heroes: Season 1 to be released exclusively on HD DVD, this August 28. None of these titles will be released on the combo format disc. Dolby TrueHD 5.1 lossless audio tracks can be found on Dawn of the Dead and Notting Hill HD DVDs. Details of Heroes: Season 1 HD DVD set can be accessed via this blogpost.
They will each be priced at $29.98 SRP (with the exception of Heroes: Season 1 HD DVD).
Dawn of the Dead (Unrated Director's Cut), The Hurricane and Notting Hill will join Heroes: Season 1 to be released exclusively on HD DVD, this August 28. None of these titles will be released on the combo format disc. Dolby TrueHD 5.1 lossless audio tracks can be found on Dawn of the Dead and Notting Hill HD DVDs. Details of Heroes: Season 1 HD DVD set can be accessed via this blogpost.
They will each be priced at $29.98 SRP (with the exception of Heroes: Season 1 HD DVD).
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Postad 31 May 2007 - 13:01
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http://www.tvshowson...cfm?NewsID=7386
We've gotten info from more than one retailer that Universal will shortly be announcing an HD-DVD version of Battlestar Galactica - Season 1. The release date they give us is unanimous, too, although each of them caution us that it's still subject to change. But the date is September 18th, we hear.
*Rumor
We've gotten info from more than one retailer that Universal will shortly be announcing an HD-DVD version of Battlestar Galactica - Season 1. The release date they give us is unanimous, too, although each of them caution us that it's still subject to change. But the date is September 18th, we hear.
*Rumor
Postad 31 May 2007 - 13:14
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Media Advisory - Certicom Files Suit Against Sony For Patent Infringement igen
TORONTO, May 30 /CNW/ - Certicom Corp. (TSX: CIC) today announced it has
initiated litigation in the Eastern District of Texas, Marshall Division,
against Sony Corporation, and related Sony companies, for patent infringement.
In its filing, Certicom alleged infringement concerning two United States
patents used in the content protection technologies found in Sony products.
The patents-in-suit are two of Certicom's fundamental patents used in
consumer electronics, in particular its world-leading version of Elliptic
Curve Cryptography (ECC). In its complaint, Certicom alleges Sony has, and
continues to, infringe, contribute to and induce the infringement of
Certicom's patents by making, using, importing, offering for sale and selling
their products in the U.S. without being licensed by Certicom to do so. These
patents are related to content protection technologies, including Advanced
Access Control System (AACS) used in Blu-ray and Digital Transmission Content
Protection (DTCP) used in wired and wireless distribution of compression audio
and video. Products affected include Playstation 3, DVD players, VAIO personal
computers and certain high definition TV models and audio equipment.
"We have invested heavily in ECC research and development over many years
and feel strongly that our shareholders deserve fair value from companies
using our patented technology," said Bernard Crotty, President and Chief
Executive Officer. "We prefer to resolve these issues through commercial
discussions and without litigation. However, at this point we are left with no
alternative but to file suit."
Certicom is represented by the Fish & Neave Intellectual Property Group
of U.S.-based law firm Ropes & Gray.
igenTORONTO, May 30 /CNW/ - Certicom Corp. (TSX: CIC) today announced it has
initiated litigation in the Eastern District of Texas, Marshall Division,
against Sony Corporation, and related Sony companies, for patent infringement.
In its filing, Certicom alleged infringement concerning two United States
patents used in the content protection technologies found in Sony products.
The patents-in-suit are two of Certicom's fundamental patents used in
consumer electronics, in particular its world-leading version of Elliptic
Curve Cryptography (ECC). In its complaint, Certicom alleges Sony has, and
continues to, infringe, contribute to and induce the infringement of
Certicom's patents by making, using, importing, offering for sale and selling
their products in the U.S. without being licensed by Certicom to do so. These
patents are related to content protection technologies, including Advanced
Access Control System (AACS) used in Blu-ray and Digital Transmission Content
Protection (DTCP) used in wired and wireless distribution of compression audio
and video. Products affected include Playstation 3, DVD players, VAIO personal
computers and certain high definition TV models and audio equipment.
"We have invested heavily in ECC research and development over many years
and feel strongly that our shareholders deserve fair value from companies
using our patented technology," said Bernard Crotty, President and Chief
Executive Officer. "We prefer to resolve these issues through commercial
discussions and without litigation. However, at this point we are left with no
alternative but to file suit."
Certicom is represented by the Fish & Neave Intellectual Property Group
of U.S.-based law firm Ropes & Gray.
Postad 31 May 2007 - 14:01
Prisras på hd-dvd-spelare i Sverige
Priserna på hd-dvd-spelare i USA chocksänktes nyligen. Nu kostar en hd-dvd spelare drygt 2 000 kronor. I Sverige kommer priserna att sänkas under hösten. Då kommer en spelare kosta från 3 000 kronor och uppåt.
Priset på blue-ray och hd-dvd spelare i Sverige och utomlands har sjunkit rejält den senaste tiden. Sent i höstas kostade en blu-ray-spelare från Samsung närmare 11 000 kronor. Nu får du samma spelare för knappt 6 000 kronor. Samma sak med hd-dvd-spelare. De kostade 6 - 7 000 kronor när de kom i höstas. Nu kostar samma spelare drygt 3 600 kronor.
I USA har utvecklingen gått ännu snabbare, där har priset på exempelvis hd-dvd spelare från Toshiba den senaste tiden sänkts rejält. För några veckor sedan sänktes priset på Toshibas enklaste hd-dvd spelare med 100 dollar, cirka 700 kronor på en gång. Numera kostar en hd-dvd spelare i USA lite drygt 2 000 kronor.
Sedan Toshiba nyligen gjorde den här kraftiga prissänkningen har mycket hänt med försäljningen. Enligt uppgifter från Toshiba i USA har försäljningen ökat 5-10 gånger på kort tid.
I Sverige kostar Toshibas enklaste hd-dvd spelare från 3 600 kronor enligt Prisjakt och Pricerunner. Med andra ord klart mycket mer än vad samma spelare kostar i USA. Men en prissänkning är på gång i Sverige också. Enligt uppgifter till Prylportalen.se kommer Toshiba under senhösten att göra flera aggresiva prissänkningar på sina hd-dvd spelare. Man kommer först att sälja spelarna tillsammans med en eller flera hd-dvd filmer.
Under senhösten kommer sedan en större prissänkning på Toshibas hd-dvd-spelare. Räkna med ett pris på runt 3 000 kronor för den billigaste modellen.
Prylportalen/E24
http://www.e24.se/dy...id_15613195.asp
Priserna på hd-dvd-spelare i USA chocksänktes nyligen. Nu kostar en hd-dvd spelare drygt 2 000 kronor. I Sverige kommer priserna att sänkas under hösten. Då kommer en spelare kosta från 3 000 kronor och uppåt.
Priset på blue-ray och hd-dvd spelare i Sverige och utomlands har sjunkit rejält den senaste tiden. Sent i höstas kostade en blu-ray-spelare från Samsung närmare 11 000 kronor. Nu får du samma spelare för knappt 6 000 kronor. Samma sak med hd-dvd-spelare. De kostade 6 - 7 000 kronor när de kom i höstas. Nu kostar samma spelare drygt 3 600 kronor.
I USA har utvecklingen gått ännu snabbare, där har priset på exempelvis hd-dvd spelare från Toshiba den senaste tiden sänkts rejält. För några veckor sedan sänktes priset på Toshibas enklaste hd-dvd spelare med 100 dollar, cirka 700 kronor på en gång. Numera kostar en hd-dvd spelare i USA lite drygt 2 000 kronor.
Sedan Toshiba nyligen gjorde den här kraftiga prissänkningen har mycket hänt med försäljningen. Enligt uppgifter från Toshiba i USA har försäljningen ökat 5-10 gånger på kort tid.
I Sverige kostar Toshibas enklaste hd-dvd spelare från 3 600 kronor enligt Prisjakt och Pricerunner. Med andra ord klart mycket mer än vad samma spelare kostar i USA. Men en prissänkning är på gång i Sverige också. Enligt uppgifter till Prylportalen.se kommer Toshiba under senhösten att göra flera aggresiva prissänkningar på sina hd-dvd spelare. Man kommer först att sälja spelarna tillsammans med en eller flera hd-dvd filmer.
Under senhösten kommer sedan en större prissänkning på Toshibas hd-dvd-spelare. Räkna med ett pris på runt 3 000 kronor för den billigaste modellen.
Prylportalen/E24
http://www.e24.se/dy...id_15613195.asp
Postad 31 May 2007 - 14:04
Priser på blue-ray spelare i Sverige:
•Samsung BD-P1000
Pris: 5 800 kronor
•Panasonic DMP-BD10
Pris: 9 500 kronor
•LG BH100 (klarar hd-dvd och blu-ray)
Pris: 13 000 kronor
Priser på HD DVD spelare:
•Toshiba HD-E1
Pris: 3 600 kronor
•Toshiba HD-XE1
Pris: 7 300 kronor
http://www.e24.se/dy...id_15613195.asp
•Samsung BD-P1000
Pris: 5 800 kronor
•Panasonic DMP-BD10
Pris: 9 500 kronor
•LG BH100 (klarar hd-dvd och blu-ray)
Pris: 13 000 kronor
Priser på HD DVD spelare:
•Toshiba HD-E1
Pris: 3 600 kronor
•Toshiba HD-XE1
Pris: 7 300 kronor
http://www.e24.se/dy...id_15613195.asp
Postad 31 May 2007 - 17:33
------> #1 <-----Personer som köper stationära spelare gör detta för att se filmer på.Price drops lift HD DVD player sales
Amazon sells Toshiba HD-A2 model as low as $238 over Memorial Day weekend
MAY 29 | [b]Toshiba’s recent price drop on its HD DVD players and aggressive retailer pricing over the holiday weekend have driven up sales as much as tenfold at some retailers.
“We’re thrilled to see that consumers are, by far, choosing Toshiba’s HD DVD players as their source for high-definition,” Sally said.
On May 20, Toshiba began offering the rebate on select HD DVD player models, effectively slashing the price on the bottom line HD-A2 model to $299.
Detta påverkar direkt film försälningen som kommer därefter
#3 #7 #13
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Flags of our Fathers - Blu-ray (AVC) vs. HD DVD (VC-1)
http://www.mbmg.de/h...d-vs-hd/01.html
http://www.mbmg.de/h..._detail_2x.html
HD DVD'n är klart suddigare, tappar detaljer, smetar ut grain och har någon konstig röd tint.
http://www.mbmg.de/h...d-vs-hd/01.html
http://www.mbmg.de/h..._detail_2x.html
HD DVD'n är klart suddigare, tappar detaljer, smetar ut grain och har någon konstig röd tint.
Postad 02 June 2007 - 08:31
bägge får 5/5 i bild betyg och 200 % förstoring är la inte att föredra, ser ingen skillnad direkt..
här är dock en mer påtaglig skillnad utgåvorna emellan, saxat från highdef
This HD DVD edition of 'Flags of Our Fathers' narrowly trumps the audio presentation on the Blu-ray edition by upgrading from a standard mix to a Dolby Digital 5.1-Plus track (1.5 Mbps). The Plus-mix feels richer -- especially when explosions are raging from all angles. The bass tones are a bit more resonant on the HD DVD, while they're a bit more throaty on the Blu-ray.
här är dock en mer påtaglig skillnad utgåvorna emellan, saxat från highdef
This HD DVD edition of 'Flags of Our Fathers' narrowly trumps the audio presentation on the Blu-ray edition by upgrading from a standard mix to a Dolby Digital 5.1-Plus track (1.5 Mbps). The Plus-mix feels richer -- especially when explosions are raging from all angles. The bass tones are a bit more resonant on the HD DVD, while they're a bit more throaty on the Blu-ray.
Postad 02 June 2007 - 08:45
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bägge får 5/5 i bild betyg och 200 % förstoring är la inte att föredra, ser ingen skillnad direkt..
Om vi håller oss till första bilden då...
Kolla ansiktet, högra ärmen, all tyg öht är skarpare på BD versionen, bakgrunden är grymt tydlig, VC-1 smetar ut hela skiten och AVC bevarar grynigheten.
Postad 02 June 2007 - 09:20
lär inte se den skillnaden i verkligheten dock, bägge codecsen får för o nackdelar i sin 5 star recension , men tillbaka till ljudet...
This HD DVD edition of 'Flags of Our Fathers' trumps the audio presentation on the Blu-ray edition by upgrading from a standard mix to a Dolby Digital 5.1-Plus track (1.5 Mbps). The Plus-mix feels richer -- especially when explosions are raging from all angles. The bass tones are a bit more resonant on the HD DVD, while they're a bit more throaty on the Blu-ray.
, men tillbaka till ljudet...This HD DVD edition of 'Flags of Our Fathers' trumps the audio presentation on the Blu-ray edition by upgrading from a standard mix to a Dolby Digital 5.1-Plus track (1.5 Mbps). The Plus-mix feels richer -- especially when explosions are raging from all angles. The bass tones are a bit more resonant on the HD DVD, while they're a bit more throaty on the Blu-ray.
Postad 02 June 2007 - 10:04
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lär inte se den skillnaden i verkligheten dock, bägge codecsen får för o nackdelar i sin 5 star recension
Mja det beror väl på vad man har för typ av display, jag skulle gärna testa dra upp bilden på en 120" duk med en grym 1080p projje först.
This HD DVD edition of 'Flags of Our Fathers' trumps the audio presentation on the Blu-ray edition by upgrading from a standard mix to a Dolby Digital 5.1-Plus track (1.5 Mbps). The Plus-mix feels richer -- especially when explosions are raging from all angles. The bass tones are a bit more resonant on the HD DVD, while they're a bit more throaty on the Blu-ray.
Så länge dom skippar PCM/TrueHD/DTS-HD MA så kan dom glömma att jag tänker köpa filmerna, det kvittar vare sig det är DD eller DD+
Men det intressanta är just AVC vs. VC-1, MS säger hela tiden att AVC blurrar till bilden och att VC-1 är "transparent" till mastern vilket tydligt är BS.
Men VC-1 är nog inte problemet här, utan HD DVD's utrymme och taket för bitraten.
Detta återkommer hela tiden, tråden på avsforum är full av jämförelser nu, MPEG-2 vs. VC-1 och AVC vs. VC-1, i nästan alla fall förutom några BD25/MPEG-2 släpp så visar VC-1 att grain och detaljer suddas ut jämfört med BD släppen av samma filmer.
Postad 02 June 2007 - 10:13
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http://hddvd.highdef...ourfathers.html
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VC-1
http://bluray.highde...ourfathers.html
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AVC
http://www.hometheat...php?tid/137066/
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"As with the AVC encode on the BD disc, I was equally impressed with the VC-1 encode on this HD DVD disc. When checking the bitrate using Power DVD, I noticed that it was all over the map, with a low of about 10 Mbps and a high of around 25 Mbps"
http://www.hometheat...php?tid/137065/
PQ
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"I was shocked to see that AVC was the codec used, and if the meter in the PS3 is accurate, a very high bitrate AVC encode to boot! The lowest I saw the meter drop to was 29.5 Mbps, with peaks around 39 Mbps! As you would expect from such a high bitrate, compression was never an issue and the overall look of the film was outstanding! Comparing this to the VC-1 encoded HD DVD I was equally impressed with each of the encodes."
PQ
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VC-1
http://bluray.highde...ourfathers.html
PQ
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AVC
http://www.hometheat...php?tid/137066/
PQ
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"As with the AVC encode on the BD disc, I was equally impressed with the VC-1 encode on this HD DVD disc. When checking the bitrate using Power DVD, I noticed that it was all over the map, with a low of about 10 Mbps and a high of around 25 Mbps"
http://www.hometheat...php?tid/137065/
PQ
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"I was shocked to see that AVC was the codec used, and if the meter in the PS3 is accurate, a very high bitrate AVC encode to boot! The lowest I saw the meter drop to was 29.5 Mbps, with peaks around 39 Mbps! As you would expect from such a high bitrate, compression was never an issue and the overall look of the film was outstanding! Comparing this to the VC-1 encoded HD DVD I was equally impressed with each of the encodes."
Postad 02 June 2007 - 10:23
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HDD:
Detta är med: 52" Sony Bravia XBR3 1080p Flat-Panel LCD
Den andra recensionen är gjord med: Mitsubishi HC3000 720P DLP Projector
Han ser ingen skillnad med sin 720p projje...
Hur skulle resultatet bli på typ Sharps 1080p projje på en stor duk 120-130"? Det vill jag veta, ser man skillnad på en LCD skärm så lär man ser betydligt mer på en stor duk med en bra projje(Sharp)
In a side by side comparison of the film between the VC-1 transfer on this HD DVD version and the AVC MPEG-4 transfer on the Blu-ray, it does seem that the Blu-ray/AVC encode is the tiniest bit sharper, while the HD DVD/VC-1 is the slightest bit softer.
Detta är med: 52" Sony Bravia XBR3 1080p Flat-Panel LCD
Den andra recensionen är gjord med: Mitsubishi HC3000 720P DLP Projector
Han ser ingen skillnad med sin 720p projje...
Hur skulle resultatet bli på typ Sharps 1080p projje på en stor duk 120-130"? Det vill jag veta, ser man skillnad på en LCD skärm så lär man ser betydligt mer på en stor duk med en bra projje(Sharp)
Postad 02 June 2007 - 10:24
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http://www.hometheat....php?tid/137356
Coming to America is being released by Paramount on both HD DVD and Blu-ray on June 5, keeping their neutral status in the Hi-Def wars. On the video side, the discs are presented in two different encodes, HD DVD is released with a 1080p VC-1 encode, while the Blu-ray has an AVC/MPEG-4 1080p encode. While generally Paramount releases have looked very similar, regardless of the encode, the case is not the same with this release.
Of the two releases, I preferred the look of the VC-1 encoded HD DVD to the BD for a number of reasons. First, the VC-1 transfer was much sharper than the AVC encode on the Blu-ray Disc with the fine detail in the foreground and background having more detail. Second, the color saturation was much richer and more satisfying to the eyes. The only negative on the VC-1 transfer was that there was some noise in some solid objects in the background, specifically on some painted walls. This has the classic look of compression issues, and that may be the culprit here.
To compare the titles, I watched ½ of the movie on HD DVD and ½ of the movie on BD, but I would switch between the discs about every 4 chapters or so. My wife was doing laundry the night we watched the movie, so when she would leave the room, I would change between the players. We started the movie on HD DVD and when I made the transition to the BD version, she noticed something was amiss as soon as she sat back down and questioned “what did I do to the picture?” I played dumb and we continued to watch the movie. About 25 minutes later, she left the room again and I switched back to HD DVD. When she came back in again, she commented that “whatever I did when she was gone, it looks much better now”. I had noticed the same thing, but kept my mouth shut. The last change back to the BD disc she was in the room and she finally figured out what I was doing and commented “Wow, normally they look exactly the same!”
Granted, it isn’t as if the Blu-ray looks bad, but it just doesn’t look as good as the HD DVD does, which is why I am scoring them differently. If you didn’t have to two to compare against side by side, you would think that each of them looks just fine, but I have the benefit of being able to go back and forth between the two formats. The Blu-ray release lacks the “pop” that the HD DVD has but lacks some of the compression issues on the HD DVD. But when you take everything together, the HD DVD has a more refined look to it in comparison.
Coming to America is being released by Paramount on both HD DVD and Blu-ray on June 5, keeping their neutral status in the Hi-Def wars. On the video side, the discs are presented in two different encodes, HD DVD is released with a 1080p VC-1 encode, while the Blu-ray has an AVC/MPEG-4 1080p encode. While generally Paramount releases have looked very similar, regardless of the encode, the case is not the same with this release.
Of the two releases, I preferred the look of the VC-1 encoded HD DVD to the BD for a number of reasons. First, the VC-1 transfer was much sharper than the AVC encode on the Blu-ray Disc with the fine detail in the foreground and background having more detail. Second, the color saturation was much richer and more satisfying to the eyes. The only negative on the VC-1 transfer was that there was some noise in some solid objects in the background, specifically on some painted walls. This has the classic look of compression issues, and that may be the culprit here.
To compare the titles, I watched ½ of the movie on HD DVD and ½ of the movie on BD, but I would switch between the discs about every 4 chapters or so. My wife was doing laundry the night we watched the movie, so when she would leave the room, I would change between the players. We started the movie on HD DVD and when I made the transition to the BD version, she noticed something was amiss as soon as she sat back down and questioned “what did I do to the picture?” I played dumb and we continued to watch the movie. About 25 minutes later, she left the room again and I switched back to HD DVD. When she came back in again, she commented that “whatever I did when she was gone, it looks much better now”. I had noticed the same thing, but kept my mouth shut. The last change back to the BD disc she was in the room and she finally figured out what I was doing and commented “Wow, normally they look exactly the same!”
Granted, it isn’t as if the Blu-ray looks bad, but it just doesn’t look as good as the HD DVD does, which is why I am scoring them differently. If you didn’t have to two to compare against side by side, you would think that each of them looks just fine, but I have the benefit of being able to go back and forth between the two formats. The Blu-ray release lacks the “pop” that the HD DVD has but lacks some of the compression issues on the HD DVD. But when you take everything together, the HD DVD has a more refined look to it in comparison.
Postad 02 June 2007 - 10:27
Och just det, ni Smurfar tyckte ungefär att " vem 17 vill har Grain???" om den nyheten som JAG tog upp!HD DVD har ett patent på Grain som BD förkastade
Postad 02 June 2007 - 10:27
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Amerikanerna Älskar HD DVD
Yes they do
...o snart hela världen
Postad 02 June 2007 - 10:29
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Och just det, ni Smurfar tyckte ungefär att " vem 17 vill har Grain???" om den nyheten som JAG tog upp!HD DVD har ett patent på Grain som BD förkastade
Jag fortsätter med ett "?"
Postad 02 June 2007 - 10:31
Just det, HD DVD är de ända hi-def spelarna som är best selling på top 10, top 20 eller t.o.m top 30
Redigerat av Audio Code 3, 02 June 2007 - 10:37.
Postad 02 June 2007 - 10:32
...och ni är så blinda i blått att ni fökastar de röda HD DVD nyheternaOch just det, ni Smurfar tyckte ungefär att " vem 17 vill har Grain???" om den nyheten som JAG tog upp!HD DVD har ett patent på Grain som BD förkastade
Jag fortsätter med ett "?"
Postad 02 June 2007 - 10:39
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...och ni är så blinda i blått att ni fökastar de röda HD DVD nyheternaOch just det, ni Smurfar tyckte ungefär att " vem 17 vill har Grain???" om den nyheten som JAG tog upp!HD DVD har ett patent på Grain som BD förkastade
Jag fortsätter med ett "?"
och Jag fortsätter med ett "?"
Länka gärna till dina påståenden, jag måste ha varit rejält packad när jag skrev dom där grain-kommentarerna till dig då jag inte vet alls vad du babblar om.
Postad 02 June 2007 - 10:53
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Certicom Files Suit Against Sony For AACS Patent Infringement
Cryptography software provider Certicom has initiated litigation in the Eastern District of Texas against Sony, for patent infringement related to the AACS content protection used in Blu-Ray.
In its filing, Certicom alleged infringement concerning two United States patents used in the content protection technologies found in Sony products.
The patents-in-suit are two of Certicom's fundamental patents used in consumer electronics, in particular its version of Elliptic Curve Cryptography (ECC) public-key scheme. In its complaint, Certicom alleges Sony has, and continues to, infringe, contribute to and induce the infringement of Certicom's patents by making, using, importing, offering for sale and selling their products in the U.S. without being licensed by Certicom to do so. These patents are related to content protection technologies, including Advanced Access Control System (AACS) used in Blu-ray and Digital Transmission Content Protection (DTCP) used in wired and wireless distribution of compression audio and video. Products affected include Playstation 3, DVD players, VAIO personal computers and certain high definition TV models and audio equipment.
"We have invested heavily in ECC research and development over many years and feel strongly that our shareholders deserve fair value from companies using our patented technology," said Bernard Crotty, President and Chief Executive Officer. "We prefer to resolve these issues through commercial discussions and without litigation. However, at this point we are left with no alternative but to file suit."
Sony has not made any official statement on the suit.
Certicom has filed the related ECC patent at the US Patent and Trademark Office in 2000.
Sony sued over Blu-ray
Given its global position as an electronics giant, Sony is quite familiar with patent law and the potential penalties for infringement.
Barely three months ago, Sony paid $97 million in damages and interest to Immersion in a dispute over the rumble functions in Sony's Dual Shock controllers. And while the two companies have since patched things up, Sony opted to leave rumble by the wayside when it was designing the PlayStation 3's motion-sensing Sixaxis controller.
The electronics giant hasn't been able to entirely avoid patent headaches since then, however, as Irvine, Calif.-based Target Technology filed suit earlier this month, seeking damages for alleged patent violations related to Sony's Blu-ray technology, which is used in the PS3 system.
The suit, which names Sony Computer Entertainment America, Sony Pictures and Sony DADC, claims that products marketed under the Blu-ray name infringe on a patent Target owns for reflective-layer materials in optical discs. The patent addresses what Target called a need for specific types of silver-based alloys with the advantages (but not the price) of gold. According to the patent, the alloys are also more resistant to corrosion than pure silver.
Target does not specify in its suit whether it believes all of Sony's Blu-ray discs infringe on the Target patent or whether the suit applies to just a portion of the discs manufactured. The patent was filed in April of 2004 and granted in March of 2006.
Target is seeking a permanent injunction that would prevent Sony from violating Target patent rights in the future, as well as damages, with interest, multiplied due to what Target characterizes as deliberate and willful infringement.
Sony representatives declined to comment. Target's attorneys had not returned GameSpot's requests for comment before press time.
Cryptography software provider Certicom has initiated litigation in the Eastern District of Texas against Sony, for patent infringement related to the AACS content protection used in Blu-Ray.
In its filing, Certicom alleged infringement concerning two United States patents used in the content protection technologies found in Sony products.
The patents-in-suit are two of Certicom's fundamental patents used in consumer electronics, in particular its version of Elliptic Curve Cryptography (ECC) public-key scheme. In its complaint, Certicom alleges Sony has, and continues to, infringe, contribute to and induce the infringement of Certicom's patents by making, using, importing, offering for sale and selling their products in the U.S. without being licensed by Certicom to do so. These patents are related to content protection technologies, including Advanced Access Control System (AACS) used in Blu-ray and Digital Transmission Content Protection (DTCP) used in wired and wireless distribution of compression audio and video. Products affected include Playstation 3, DVD players, VAIO personal computers and certain high definition TV models and audio equipment.
"We have invested heavily in ECC research and development over many years and feel strongly that our shareholders deserve fair value from companies using our patented technology," said Bernard Crotty, President and Chief Executive Officer. "We prefer to resolve these issues through commercial discussions and without litigation. However, at this point we are left with no alternative but to file suit."
Sony has not made any official statement on the suit.
Certicom has filed the related ECC patent at the US Patent and Trademark Office in 2000.
Sony sued over Blu-ray
Given its global position as an electronics giant, Sony is quite familiar with patent law and the potential penalties for infringement.
Barely three months ago, Sony paid $97 million in damages and interest to Immersion in a dispute over the rumble functions in Sony's Dual Shock controllers. And while the two companies have since patched things up, Sony opted to leave rumble by the wayside when it was designing the PlayStation 3's motion-sensing Sixaxis controller.
The electronics giant hasn't been able to entirely avoid patent headaches since then, however, as Irvine, Calif.-based Target Technology filed suit earlier this month, seeking damages for alleged patent violations related to Sony's Blu-ray technology, which is used in the PS3 system.
The suit, which names Sony Computer Entertainment America, Sony Pictures and Sony DADC, claims that products marketed under the Blu-ray name infringe on a patent Target owns for reflective-layer materials in optical discs. The patent addresses what Target called a need for specific types of silver-based alloys with the advantages (but not the price) of gold. According to the patent, the alloys are also more resistant to corrosion than pure silver.
Target does not specify in its suit whether it believes all of Sony's Blu-ray discs infringe on the Target patent or whether the suit applies to just a portion of the discs manufactured. The patent was filed in April of 2004 and granted in March of 2006.
Target is seeking a permanent injunction that would prevent Sony from violating Target patent rights in the future, as well as damages, with interest, multiplied due to what Target characterizes as deliberate and willful infringement.
Sony representatives declined to comment. Target's attorneys had not returned GameSpot's requests for comment before press time.
Postad 03 June 2007 - 12:32
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Mer AVC vs. VC-1
BD' är skarpare och visar mer detaljer medans HD DVD'n är mer utsmetad och grain är magiskt mindre synligt
http://www.mbmg.de/h...d-vs-hd/03.html
BD' är skarpare och visar mer detaljer medans HD DVD'n är mer utsmetad och grain är magiskt mindre synligt
http://www.mbmg.de/h...d-vs-hd/03.html
Postad 04 June 2007 - 12:19
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Från HD tråden
Va på väg o skriva om det HAHAHAHA...Texas here i come
http://www.avsforum....ad.php?t=856268
*Edit: Back to 299$...några hade tur o köpte för 199$
En butik i Texas säljer nu Tosh. HD-A2 för 199$ i en kampanj.
Verkar vara en stor elektronikkedja. http://www.conns.com/
http://www.avsforum....ad.php?t=856268
Va på väg o skriva om det HAHAHAHA
...Texas here i come http://www.avsforum....ad.php?t=856268
*Edit: Back to 299$...några hade tur o köpte för 199$
Redigerat av diabolo, 04 June 2007 - 17:29.
Postad 17 June 2007 - 20:05
Alltså min egentliga fråga är detta....
Är det värt att ta en sida? Kommer verkligen den ena att battlea ut den andra? Jag är sååå nära på att köpa en HD-DVD spelare för många titlar som inte finns på Blu-Ray men finns till HD-DVD vill jag verkligen ha.
Är det dumt att köra på båda? Och om det blir så att den ena "vinner".. hur lång tid kommer detta att ta? Känns som att det borde börja hända något ganska snart.. kanske efter sommaren.
Är det värt att ta en sida? Kommer verkligen den ena att battlea ut den andra? Jag är sååå nära på att köpa en HD-DVD spelare för många titlar som inte finns på Blu-Ray men finns till HD-DVD vill jag verkligen ha.
Är det dumt att köra på båda? Och om det blir så att den ena "vinner".. hur lång tid kommer detta att ta? Känns som att det borde börja hända något ganska snart.. kanske efter sommaren.
Postad 17 June 2007 - 21:05
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Alltså min egentliga fråga är detta....
Är det värt att ta en sida? Kommer verkligen den ena att battlea ut den andra? Jag är sååå nära på att köpa en HD-DVD spelare för många titlar som inte finns på Blu-Ray men finns till HD-DVD vill jag verkligen ha.
Är det dumt att köra på båda? Och om det blir så att den ena "vinner".. hur lång tid kommer detta att ta? Känns som att det borde börja hända något ganska snart.. kanske efter sommaren.
Försäljningssiffrorna pekar väl på att HDDVD är dött innan vintern...
Postad 17 June 2007 - 21:15
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