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Posted by Joshua Zyber on 06/10/06 03:49
"asj" <kalim1998@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> But unlike Toshiba, the Blu-ray makers like Samsung, Pioneer,
> Panasonic
> and others aren't passing the problems to consumers, eh? Toshiba in
> its
> eagerness to ship first I think may have decided to sacrifice the
> consumers.
>
> When your movie freezes it's NOT a minor inconvenience....
And you know that Blu-Ray players and discs will be problem-free, how?
How many Blu-Ray discs have you played successfully?
With such atrociously low yield rates on their discs, the likelihood of
playback problems on those that do get released seems like it will be
pretty high. Perhaps putting the data layer so close to the surface of
the disc wasn't such a bright idea after all.
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