lol well I mean, if you can get a burner and the media for half the price of the larger, I’d be content with the more inexpensive one
In a recent interview with gamespot, when quized on the new LG HD DVD/Blu Ray combo players, Sir Howard Stringer had this to say: "It’s an expensive way of showing universal discs. The three biggest box-office winners of this year were, in order: Sony, Disney, and Fox. Those are the three Blu-ray players. When you consider that those three successful studios will be delivering last year’s successful box office in home video this year, then that’s an enormous advantage. The fourth is Warner, and they release in both formats, so it doesn’t hurt. If you are going to be buying discs, you are going to be buying an awful lot of Blu-ray discs going forward–if you want Pirates of the Caribbean or James Bond or Da Vinci Code or Spider-Man. Universal is the only one with HD DVD.
: :mamoru:
List of companies supporting Blu-Ray as of December 2006 are:
Adobe Systems
Almedio Inc.
Alticast
Aplix Corporation
ArcSoft, Inc.
ATI Technologies Inc.
Atmel Corporation
AudioDev AB
Broadcom Corporation
Canon Inc.
CMC Magnetics Corporation
Coding Technologies GmbH
Cryptography Research Inc.
CyberLink Corp.
DATARIUS Technologies GmbH
DCA Inc.
Deluxe Media Services Inc.
Dolby Laboratories Inc.
DTS, Inc.
Electronic Arts Inc.
Esmertec
Fuji Photo Film Co. Ltd.
Fujitsu Ltd.
Gibson Guitar Corp.
Horizon Semiconductor
Imation Corp.
InterVideo Inc.
Kenwood Corporation
Lionsgate Entertainment
LITE-ON IT Corporation
LSI Logic
MediaTek Inc.
Meridian Audio Ltd.
Metta Technology
Mitsubishi Kagaku Media Co.Ltd.
Mitsui Chemicals Inc.
Moser Baer India Limited
NEC Electronics Corporation
Nero
Optodisc Technology Corporation
Paramount Pictures Corporation
Pixar
Pixela Corporation
Prodisc Technology Inc.
Pulstec Industrial Co., Ltd.
Ricoh Co., Ltd.
Ritek Corporation
ShibaSoku Co. Ltd.
Sigma Designs Inc.
Sonic Solutions
Sonopress
Sony/ BMG Music Entertainment
ST Microelectronics
Sunext
Taiyo Yuden Co., Ltd.,
Texas Instruments, Inc.
Twentieth Century Fox
Walt Disney
Warner Bros. Universal Music Group
Victor Company of Japan, Ltd.
Visionare Corporation
Zentek Technology Japan, Inc.
ZOOtech Ltd.
Zoran Corporation
Sounds like the big fish are already in bed with Blu-Ray, gettin’ that long-time lovin’ :wiggle:
The battle isn’t over yet, but don’t believe the hype as far as HD-DVD dominance either. Blu-Ray is strong, and it’s backed by Sony. Love 'em, hate 'em, they still have pull.
This sorta reminds me of the time when all the masses thought Linux would spell the end of Windows. We know how that ended up :bloated:
Word, because there have never been entire seasons of shows released on multiple discs. From a business standpoint, as time goes on they could still charge a ton and pay even less for production.