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#372
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Microsoft is siding with HD-DVD because they want to try and hurt Sony. We'll see which one comes out on top. Right now it looks like the opposite of the VHS/Beta with most content providers siding with Blu Ray. Who knows the better technology may win this time.
#373
Registered User
Originally Posted by kvu3,Jan 9 2006, 04:01 PM
How about Contra, Super C & Jackal???
Love the 2-player co-op games. I should hold a video game meet and play those on the big TV... though I'm sure each pixel would be like a square inch.
#375
Registered User
Originally Posted by speed_bump,Jan 9 2006, 04:05 PM
Microsoft is siding with HD-DVD because they want to try and hurt Sony. We'll see which one comes out on top. Right now it looks like the opposite of the VHS/Beta with most content providers siding with Blu Ray. Who knows the better technology may win this time.
Microsoft or p0rn? Who will win?
#379
Registered User
Mark is correct:
"CES Report
By David Pogue The New York Times
Wednesday night at Bill Gates's CES keynote speech, one of the most intriguing demos involved a high-definition DVD player prototype. (Microsoft is among the companies that have backed the HD-DVD format, allied against the Blu-ray format endorsed by Sony, Apple and others.)
So it was interesting indeed to see one of these machines in action at last. A Microsoft employee demonstrated the interactivity that's... [Read More] "
Excerpt from AVSForum home page.
"CES Report
By David Pogue The New York Times
Wednesday night at Bill Gates's CES keynote speech, one of the most intriguing demos involved a high-definition DVD player prototype. (Microsoft is among the companies that have backed the HD-DVD format, allied against the Blu-ray format endorsed by Sony, Apple and others.)
So it was interesting indeed to see one of these machines in action at last. A Microsoft employee demonstrated the interactivity that's... [Read More] "
Excerpt from AVSForum home page.