SlorgNet on 11 September 2007
| Dodece said: Which is what these formats are. There is nothing that actually distinguishes them except for their prices. They both provide the exact same quality, functionality, and support. |
Not true. According to the tech experts, BluRay has definite technological advantages: its smaller wavelength equals more long-term storage capacity. How much more, we don't know just yet, because the engineers are hard at work on this, but the difference is real. HDDVD's only real advantage was price, and now that advantage is pretty much gone, as you've noted - low-cost BluRay players are going to flood the market this holiday season.
