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I'm waiting for $200 burners and $1 discs (100+ qty)
I'm willing to wait a little longer for Blue-Ray to drop, Because Blue-Ray has 2/3 more capacity than HD-DVD (HD-DVD 60% of Blue-Ray's capacity, per layer). Complaints of excessive scratch sensitivity on either side could cause changes though. Dual-layer DVD blank disks are dropping in price, some I am fairly content to wait. I don't think HD-DVD is an acceptable improvement over the DVD. CD to DVD is 1:6.25. DVD to HD-DVD is 1:3.42. DVD to Blue-Ray is 1:5.71.
Posted by: GreatInca   Posted on: 09/21/06 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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Hogwash!  unoriginal_sin | 01/10/06
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If that's true  Roger Ramjet | 01/10/06
From the article  ebrke | 01/10/06
Here's an Idea!!!  nucrash | 01/10/06
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Hmm...  just^me | 01/10/06
Isn't it almost here?  rpmyers1 | 01/10/06
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Does anyone know which format...  The King's Servant | 01/10/06
I'm waiting for $200 burners and $1 discs (100+ qty)  GreatInca | 09/21/06

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