Domicinator said:
TheRealMafoo said:
Domicinator said:
TheRealMafoo said:
Domicinator said:
TheRealMafoo said:
This Tuesday Apple announces there new laptop line. Experts think Apple will announce that the new Mac's will come with Blu-ray drives.
When the #2 laptop manufacture in the world jumps on board, it doesn't sound like a dead format. |
Yeah, who better to force their users into a technology than Apple? It's what they excel at.
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I think you mean "offer the option", as I am sure the lower end units will only have DVD.
To bad Vista does not offer that option :p At least the 360 will.
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I'm not sure what you even mean by that. Vista is totally capable of BluRay playback/writing. And I'd venture to say that if there really is a BluRay add on coming out for the 360, it will probably be able to connect to PCs as well.
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Show me a link that says vista has support for Blu-Ray.
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BluRay playback in Vista requires a third party application such as Nero. Much like how proper DVD playback in XP often required a third party codec or application to run properly (maybe it doesn't anymore, but it used to). The Vista-patched version of Nero Ultra definitely supports it, and I have it installed on both my Vista machines. I don't have a BluRay drive, but it would definitely be supported if I did.
You're getting confused by the fact that WMP doesn't support it right out of the box. There's a big difference between that and not supporting it at all.
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Call MS up and ask them if they support BR. Ask them if they will support an installation of Vista that does not work right, with a BR drive in it.
I can get XP to run on a PS3 (ungodly slow through emulation, just making a point), it doesn't mean MS will support it.
