Standards battle could shoot both sides in foot

But BlueRay is: a laser as well as a disk specification . If I get these stories Iv read about them lately. HD-Disk has been told that mostly of a 'disk specification .

So in mellencoly fashion I can see the austere pointing to up, and down , as far as the consumers are noticed .

Perhaps I missed something . Blue ray machines are available, however quite pricey at this early stage . Blue ray machines do DVDs,and CDs most likely as well .

Havent read anything about the research on the laser angle for HD. Since this is true to my understanding , I can tell how one is up and the other is down .

What consumers will do with the derivatives ? Certainly not mentionable by them at present.

-just talking.; Posted by: ParadigmOdyssey Posted on: 08/17/04 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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Pick one and move on... cjules13 | 08/17/04

Summary: Blu-ray has won solprovider | 08/17/04

Betamax voska | 08/17/04

No, it's smart shopping. mathandmetal | 08/17/04

Huh... Flablooie | 08/18/04

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I still don't get it Nigel Johnstone | 08/17/04

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HD DVD Dead on Arrival drichards1953 | 08/17/04

Dear Steve Jobs of Apple/Pixar Nigel Johnstone | 08/17/04

HD PC Format mds_z | 08/19/04

But BlueRay is ParadigmOdyssey | 08/17/04

I do... Flablooie | 08/18/04

What a stupid situation Patrick Pilcher | 08/19/04

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