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 Posted by Telstar on 01/09/08 08:25 
"Winfield" <doghouse@operamail.com> wrote in message  
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> Neill Massello wrote: 
>> md <mardahl2000@yahoo.com> wrote: 
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>>> This is the more expensive of the two ... correct? 
>> 
>> The discs are usually about the same price at retail. If anything, 
>> Blu-ray discs are often a little cheaper, despite their being 
>> (supposedly) more expensive to manufacture. Blu-ray players are still 
>> more expensive than HD, but the relative gap has been shrinking and the 
>> absolute prices of both formats have been declining, as is typical with 
>> new technology. 
>>> Any advantages worth paying for? 
>> 
>> Blu-ray has twice the capacity of HD. Not a big deal for movies, but an 
>> important consideration in picking the next generation of optical data 
>> storage. 
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> An important consideration, yes - but price might be even more important.  
> I can do standard rewritable DVD double-layer burns, but don't because  
> single-layer discs are much more economical.  Even putting up with a bit  
> of hassle to split files/organize to get all the nutritional data  
> goodness. 
> 
> Inexpensive HD-DVD recordable discs and burners may be where the format  
> survives. 
> 
 
And they do not exist 'inexpensively'.  Where can I buy a PC HD DVD  
recordable drive?
 
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