HD DVD Boasts Largest Capacity Disc – Take that Blu-Ray
February 28th, 2007
In the hopes of keeping rival Blu-ray
at bay, Toshiba, developer of HD-DVD, has announced its 51GB capacity HD DVD. Blu-Ray has long been regarded as the technically superior disc with a 50GB capacity. Previous HD DVD discs only held 15GB or 30GB of data. The extra capacity is accomplished through a 3rd layer. It remains to be scene if the “3rd layer� will increase cost and production time significantly.
51 GB HD DVD disc rivals Blu-ray capacity [TGDaily]
Entry Filed under: DVD, High Def DVD, Home Theater
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1. digitalbuddy.info »&hellip | February 28th, 2007 at 12:08 pm
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3. Technology ReDiscussed | September 10th, 2007 at 11:50 am
Here is a Sony 6.2 Channel Home Theater System which is capable of playing Blue Ray DVDs..
Sony HT-DDW1600 6.2 Channel Home Theater System
I found it while searching for some good dolby enabled home theater.
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