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Dirk Vandenheuvel
Posted Tuesday 19th February 2008 09:27 GMT
So, once again, DRM and the most expensive format has won. Rammed down our throats by the big fat companies. A pity...
I am sticking with DVD for at least a few years.
Ewen Bruce
Posted Tuesday 19th February 2008 10:38 GMT
So, is there another reason that Blu-ray won apart from the fact that it's easier to say than HD-DVD and makes small people think of ray-guns?
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Dirk Vandenheuvel
People format #
Posted Tuesday 19th February 2008 09:27 GMT
So, once again, DRM and the most expensive format has won. Rammed down our throats by the big fat companies. A pity...
I am sticking with DVD for at least a few years.
Ewen Bruce
What's in a name? #
Posted Tuesday 19th February 2008 10:38 GMT
So, is there another reason that Blu-ray won apart from the fact that it's easier to say than HD-DVD and makes small people think of ray-guns?