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Posted by Guest on 05/07/06 04:26
"GMAN" <Not@home.now> wrote in message
news:e2buge$kbr$3@news.xmission.com...
> In article <ssqh42tthbd0gssr42nt1nhtb5dih30a4j@4ax.com>,
> munged@bad.example.com wrote:
>>"asj" <kalim1998@yahoo.com> wrote:
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>>>Air Raid wrote:
>>>> meh. so what. I guess Microsoft will use the 200 GB Blu-ray for the
>>>> NEXT Xbox after Xbox 360 (not as an add-on to 360).
>>>>
>>>> Sony on the otherhand, by 2012-2013 or so, for PS4, will probably use
>>>> one of the HVD
>>>> "Holographic Versatile Disc" standards that have been in development
>>>> for a number of years. The various emerging HVD standards, I think, use
>>>> a red plus a blue-green laser instead of the blue laser that HD-DVD and
>>>> Blu-Ray use.
>>>>
>>>> should allow TeraByte(s) of storage space.
>>>
>>>
>>>whoaaaa!!!! hold on there! let's not get TOO ahead of ourselves.....
>>>
>>>it will be quite a few years before those other formats are
>>>commercially viable....
>>>
>>>ps. i told my dad of the 100-200 GB blu-ray disc and he's already
>>>asking where to buy one - had to tell him to wait until players come
>>>out this summer! i really think one of the selling points of blu-ray
>>>will be the awesome storage available in the discs ;-)
>>
>>Only to folks who don't understand that storage greater than what is
>>needed to hold an HD movie is wasted in an _HD_movie_PLAYER_.
>>
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> Its not wasted, it provides more room for season sets in HD.
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>>If this is the level of sophistication of Sony's customers, I see
>>why Sony has so little respect for them. They probably buy books
>>based on the number of blank pages after the story.
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>>
>>joemooreaterolsdotcom
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It is set for the future my man. HD-DVD is the here and now, but not future
proof. I guess I will wait on the machine that will play both formats...
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