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I dont care which wins, I dont have money invested in either.
But with it being so split with different studios not making one or the other (I know thats how it used to be, I dont know if its changed) I think there will be a lot of dual players.
I can see a BluRay add-on for the 360! lol..
But with it being so split with different studios not making one or the other (I know thats how it used to be, I dont know if its changed) I think there will be a lot of dual players.
I can see a BluRay add-on for the 360! lol..
PS3 beats 360 on cold boot time... and looses on a game designed for the 360... go figure
it boots meybe 1 second faster, but loads EVERY game half as fast, simply because it reads much slower than a standard dvd9 drive.
that aimed at me? (maybe you could use the quote button so people know who you are talking about
)i sometimes use it normally i just se another post i want to reply to immediately afterwards though.
*plus, need to get my post count up after i was robbed of about 1000 for leaving admin!
never thought about changing it tbh as i use it about equal for gaming and movies, might change it, its just that when i put a hd-dvd in i don't even know theres a game in the dvd drive, pain of having to separate drives really, would be better if the hd-dvd was integrated.
what annoys me is their tag line.
'The Look and Sound of Perfect'
It just doesn't sound right, surely it should be perfection?
MY10 R35 GTR
PS3 beats 360 on cold boot time... and looses on a game designed for the 360... go figure
it boots meybe 1 second faster, but loads EVERY game half as fast, simply because it reads much slower than a standard dvd9 drive.
lol at the vid you can here the xbox from a mile off
no not confused just too lazy to reach for the caps
Audi TT Stronic
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You know you can set the 360 up to boot to the dash without loading anything? Then you can go straight to what you want to do first. Its in console set up. Boots in seconds including logging into live.
All this brand loyalty 'slagging off' going on on this thread is a bit sad, you'd think everyone on here owned shares. Just buy the product that suits you FFS. Some people buy a product and it becomes part of their persona it appears...
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Lol, I'm not, I couldnt care less about either system! The only reason I have a 360 at the mo is because I prefer the games on it. Once this Bd / HD war is over I may buy a PS3 to play BD's, and by that point it'll have some decent exclusives - not to replace the 360 but so that I have best of both worlds. I never even bought the HD add on as I hate format wars and its always the consumer who loses, not the manufacturer as they'll go onto something else.
But at the moment, I dont need a PS3 in my life, its like owning 2 state of the art mobile phones!
But at the moment, I dont need a PS3 in my life, its like owning 2 state of the art mobile phones!
lol, how many people are going to mention this, i haven't even looked to change the feature as i use it more for games, its just when i do use a movie as its a separate drive i always forget a game is in the tornado so go through all that.
BMW e46 320 Ci Sport
just got this from a mate at Sony.
Tuesday, January 8, 2008 - 5:20 (GMT+99)
Toshiba says HD DVD format isn't dead yet
Filed under: DVD, Blu-Ray, HD-DVD | by : luk |
Computerworld: Two days after losing an important ally in the high-definition format battle, Toshiba Corp. put on a defiant face at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) and declared that the HD DVD format is a long way from being dead."We remain firm in the belief that HD DVD is the format best suited to the wants and needs of consumers," said Akio Ozaka, head of Toshiba America Consumer Products, at a news conference. He said Toshiba was surprised by Warner Bros. Entertainment's announcement on Friday last week that it will release its high-definition DVD titles exclusively in the Blu-ray disc format beginning later this year.
"We are especially surprised that this decision was made in spite of the significant momentum that HD DVD has gained in the U.S. market and other regions," he said.
Tuesday, January 8, 2008 - 5:20 (GMT+99)
Toshiba says HD DVD format isn't dead yet
Filed under: DVD, Blu-Ray, HD-DVD | by : luk |
Computerworld: Two days after losing an important ally in the high-definition format battle, Toshiba Corp. put on a defiant face at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) and declared that the HD DVD format is a long way from being dead."We remain firm in the belief that HD DVD is the format best suited to the wants and needs of consumers," said Akio Ozaka, head of Toshiba America Consumer Products, at a news conference. He said Toshiba was surprised by Warner Bros. Entertainment's announcement on Friday last week that it will release its high-definition DVD titles exclusively in the Blu-ray disc format beginning later this year.
"We are especially surprised that this decision was made in spite of the significant momentum that HD DVD has gained in the U.S. market and other regions," he said.
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thecremeegg
Slightly deluded it would appear then....dreamers
Focus ST-2
http://avzombie.com/blog/2008/01/14/toshiba-fights-back-with-hd-dvd-price-cuts/
Ain't over yet!
http://www.burnworld.com/howto/articles/bluray-hddvd2.htm
capacity of both discs
http://www.dvdtown.com/news/hddvdgoesbeyond50gbwithnewdisc/4260
both discs same capacity now!
Ain't over yet!
http://www.burnworld.com/howto/articles/bluray-hddvd2.htm
capacity of both discs
http://www.dvdtown.com/news/hddvdgoesbeyond50gbwithnewdisc/4260
both discs same capacity now!
Focus ST-2
who was getting excited about it like, i was just stating a point that larger capacity has nothing to do with it now.
One studio has left, still two major players on there side.
Audi TT Stronic
Price cuts = desperation
Blu-ray quad layer = 100GB (49GB more than the best HD-DVD)
HD-DVD = ow3nd
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