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Posted on: Toshiba HD DVD Player Deals Bust $200 Barrier
Soundzilla (10/30, 09:36 AM)
They could give these things away for free but unless the HD-DVD media starts outselling Blu-ray media it isn’t going to matter how many people have players.
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Posted on: Toshiba HD DVD Player Deals Bust $200 Barrier
Shawn (10/29, 09:09 PM)
“Maybe not enough in the long run against Blu-ray, but it’s making a good move along the backstretch of this race. “
Price is everything to Joe Six Pack and if he can get HD DVD for half the price of a Blu Ray player then I think Blu Ray is in trouble.
Posted on: Toshiba HD DVD Player Deals Bust $200 Barrier
Marc (10/29, 02:13 PM)
“ Maybe not enough in the long run against Blu Ray?’ Not sure what this article means by this. Blu Ray is in serious serious trouble in the long run on so many levels. HD-DVD is already successful as far as meeting its goals and is on an upward trend. I only see a lot of problems in standardization, interactive…
Posted on: Toshiba HD DVD Player Deals Bust $200 Barrier
Arlen Schweiger (10/29, 01:40 PM)
duly noted, and corrected. thanks
Posted on: Toshiba HD DVD Player Deals Bust $200 Barrier
Bob (10/29, 01:37 PM)
Um the HD-A2 outputs at 1080i as well as 720p, wording of the article seems to suggest otherwise.
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Okay, this is perhaps the shiniest piece of marketing gimmick I’ve seen in a while. I read the first page hardly able to keep in my laughter. Marketing is a beautiful beast, and absolutely took this article to the stars. I’ve never seen such a slick way to sell a product before. I’m sorry I got linked to this site…
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