jwa4378

Sorry...meant it as a joke. I knew what you meant.

Hard to get sarcasm across the web. I tried with the emoticon.

John

Pulse

Oh, I wasn't upset or anything. Just after reading it I thought I might need to clear it up a little. Not everyone follows PS3 stuff (I'm a game nut so I've been following it for a long time).

No stress man.

DarkSigma

I thought Blu-Ray was backed by the major motion picture studios, and HD-DVD was cheaper and done or pushed by the chinese(correct me if I'm wrong). I hope I don't have to buy both.

Dave-ROR

Both have major studio support. My money is on HD DVD for a few reasons, not the least is that I hate Sony's business practices.

Amit

some great info

not very recent, but very informative.

Amit

Blue ray supports 1080P, and HD-DVD doesn't. Blue Ray has more storage for long term consideration. Blue ray does cost more initially, but will go down in time.

My official vote is for Blue Ray. I'm gonna buy a ps3 anyways, so I can't wait till I get my hands on it.

Kremlin

HD-DVD does support 1080p.

Dave-ROR

[QUOTE=Amit,Dec 6 2006, 01:36 PM] Blue ray supports 1080P, and HD-DVD doesn't.

Amit

I've read many places that HD-DVD is only good for 1080i. I could be wrong, but here's a link of one good source:

LINK

S2KinVA

beta vs vhs, cheaper wins everytime.