A DVD combo? Don't hold your breath

Do we really need Blue Laser DVD: The only advantage is higher capacity on a single disk. The same HD movie could be spread across several normal DVDs and put in a cartridge like the ones for CDs we have had around for years. Okay, that is a low-tech approach but gets the job done with existing technology and avoids the consumer (me) bearing the cost burden on another new standard.; Posted by: Shark64 Posted on: 01/10/06 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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Hogwash! unoriginal_sin | 01/10/06

Not so sure. slopoke | 01/10/06

If that's true Roger Ramjet | 01/10/06

From the article ebrke | 01/10/06

Here's an Idea!!! nucrash | 01/10/06

Let's see...... Middle of the Road | 01/10/06

Agree 100% rdwhitti | 01/10/06

Same here JackVolsFan | 01/10/06

Hmm... just^me | 01/10/06

Isn't it almost here? rpmyers1 | 01/10/06

Who gives a rip..... shawkins | 01/10/06

Does anyone know which format... The King's Servant | 01/10/06

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