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Blu Ray or HD DVD? Why can’t they just make one format?
Sony tried to promote the UMD with their PSP which can only play movies with that format and that flopped. Sony is now again one of the few people promoting the Blue Ray Disc. Meanwhile the HD DVD is supported by people like Panasonic, Intel, Microsoft, etc. Who do you think will win? Which do you think is better? Most importantly, why can’t they just get together and create one better format because both of them have drawbacks?
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One Response to “Blu Ray or HD DVD? Why can’t they just make one format?”
first off the companies would never get together to create one disc or medium because that would mean they could charge whatever they want for the next medium. And people would buy it because there would be nothing else to buy. secondly, HD-DVD is going to blow blu-ray out of the water. yes blu-ray is more advanced and can hold a lot more room. but look at the cons. the blu-ray players are at least 1000 dollars; secondly it is too ahead of its time. look at what happened to the umd, no one else made a umd player besides sony. this is why HD-DVD will win, its not too ahead of its time, its easy to format with, it has more public support, and finally it has major companies backing it like microsoft and panasonic.