The HD-DVD spec requires players to have ethernet connections, support dual video streams, Dolby Digital Plus and TrueHD soundtrack decoding, and onboard flash memory; it also allows you to legally rip a copy of the movie to your computer for streaming purposes. The Blu-ray spec requires none of these things. Additionally, the discs themselves are cheaper to manufacture, as it is possible for companies to convert their current DVD-pressing facilities to manufacture HD-DVDs, as both types of discs are the same thickness. Blu-ray discs are thinner, and therefore require entirely new and significantly more expensive equipment.
Also, how can you say a point was proved by "Cars" when the disc hasn't even been released yet? Who knows if half the players will even be able to run the disc?
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Hates Nomura. Tagged: GooseGaws - <--- Has better taste in games than you. |
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