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Toshiba has laid down its arms. Or it is expected to do so by the end of this week. Blu-ray has reigned supreme in the next-gen DVD war. Japanese electronics giant Toshiba has finally coughed up to the overwhelming support that Blu-ray has got going..
For the first time, perhaps, two rival technologies are locking horns - a distinct change from the brand wars. As always, the consumer has been caught in the crossfire. However, this time, intelligent consumers have found a way to leverage the impasse to.
Mempile has joined the warriors indulged in the war of formats, which appeared to have reached the heights with Blu-ray and Mempile HD DVD's 50 GB capacity and hopes get a leading position in next three years.
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Toshiba will be selling its HD DVD players for just $99 and that too with three HD DVD movie titles. This is not such good news as it may seem because the offer is available only for customers who will be attending the Home Media Expo.
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Toshiba over the years has offered an advance and interactive functionality in its products - thereby growing into a name diversified with personification. Hence, Toshiba's creation always remain a curiosity and a much awaited affair for the patrons.
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Richard Doherty, Microsoft's Media Entertainment Convergence product manager, who made a bold statement that HD-DVD and Blu-ray will become completely old-fashioned within 5 years.
HD content requires a media, which offers a large storage area,...
Hewlett-Packard, which was one of the strongest supporters of HD DVD format in the Blu ray-HD DVD war, has now joined LG and Samsung to offer the dual-format drives. HP will be stuffing a hybrid drive (Blu-ray/HD DVD drives) in two of its Pavilion...
Israeli storage company Mempile recently demoed its TeraDisc technology to Japanese consumer electronics manufacturers that was able to record and read over 100 virtual layers on a single DVD-size optical disc. Moreover, the technology is able to store.
After recent news from the Blu-Ray camp that Blu-Ray players will completely wipe out HD DVD from the markets in three years, Toshiba continues to push its HD DVD players.
The company has stated that they will slash the prices of its entire HD DVD.
The Blu-Ray disc association has stated that they will oust DVDs in the next three years after that the trend of the market will be just Blu-Ray.
Blu-Ray offers five times more storage capacity than DVDs and can be used for storing HD content as...
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