From Home Media Magazine:

(Note: These numbers apply strictly to North America.) Week 11/11 BD 65, HD 35 YTD: BD 65, HD 35 SI: BD 61, HD 39
Week 11/04 BD 71, HD 29 YTD: BD 64, HD 36 SI: BD 61, HD 39
Week 10/28: BD 55, HD 45 YTD: BD 64, HD 36 SI: BD 60, HD 40
Week 10/21: BD 51, HD 49 YTD: BD 65, HD 35 SI: BD 61, HD 39
Week 10/14: BD 71, HD 29 YTD: BD 66, HD 34 SI: BD 61, HD 39

The NA Year-to-Date numbers have gone up in favor of Blu-Ray last week.

Top titles for the week:

1. Ratatouille 100.00
2. Spider-man 3 34.98
3. Cars 30.98
4. Transformers 26.04
5. I Now Pronounce You Chuck & Larry 19.52
6. Spider-man Trilogy 15.38
7. Pixar Short Films 11.56
8. Knocked Up 8.53
9. 300 7.70
10. Meet The Robinsons 7.60
11. Evan Almighty 5.52
12. Planet Earth 4.74
13. Planet Earth 4.43
14. 300 3.62

The new Blu-Ray releases of Ratatouille and Cars didn't sell as well as expected, with Ratatouille having only sold an estimate of 65,000 copies.

European Year-to-Date numbers:

77:23

...according to Pocket-lint.Co.Uk.

Anyway you could do the math so we could get a better idea of how much those titles actually sold?

has HD-DVD won a single week this year?

outlawauron said: Anyway you could do the math so we could get a better idea of how much those titles actually sold?

Assuming the estimates of 65,000 copies of Ratitouille being sold are correct...

1. Ratatouille 65,000
2. Spider-man 3 22,737
3. Cars 20,173
4. Transformers 16,926
5. I Now Pronounce You Chuck & Larry 12,688
6. Spider-man Trilogy 9,997
7. Pixar Short Films 7,514
8. Knocked Up 5,544
9. 300 5,005
10. Meet The Robinsons 4,940
11. Evan Almighty 3,588
12. Planet Earth 3,081
13. Planet Earth 2,879
14. 300 2,353

ssj12 said: has HD-DVD won a single week this year?

 No.

From the Nielson/VideoScan thread on the High Def Digest forums: 

Day Week YTD SI
01/07 63.3/36.7 63.3/36.7 41.2/58.8
01/14 68.2/31.8 65.7/34.3 43.2/56.8
01/21 67.8/32.2 66.4/33.6 45.1/54.9
01/28 68.8/31.2 67.0/33.0 46.7/53.3
02/04 69.0/31.0 67.4/32.6 48.1/51.9
02/11 69.6/30.4 67.7/32.3 49.3/50.7
02/18 65.0/35.0 67.4/32.6 50.3/49.7
02/25 68.5/31.5 67.4/32.6 51.5/48.5
03/04 65.7/34.3 67.2/32.8 52.2/47.8
03/11 68.7/31.3 67.9/32.1 52.8/47.2
03/18 81.7/18.3 69.2/30.8 54.3/45.7
03/25 n/a 70.4/29.6 55.6/44.4
04/01 n/a 69.9/30.1 56.2/43.8
04/08 62.4/37.6 69.4/30.6 56.4/43.6
04/15 61/39 69/31 57/43
04/22 52/48 68/32 57/43
04/29 71/29 68/32 58/42
05/06 60/40 68/32 57/43
05/13 62/38 68/32 57/43
05/20 58/42 67/33 57/43
05/27 69/31 67/33 58/42
06/03 61/39 67/33 59/41
06/10 66/34 67/33 59/41
06/17 64/36 67/33 59/41
06/24 70/30 67/33 59/41
07/01 65/35 67/33 60/40
07/08 66/34 67/33 60/40
07/15 61/39 67/33 60/40
07/22 74/26 67/33 60/40
07/29 66/34 67/33 60/40
08/05 62/38 66/34 60/40
08/12 66/34 66/34 61/39
08/19 71/29 67/33 61/39
08/26 68/32 67/33 61/39
09/02 56/44 66/34 61/39
09/09 60/40 66/34 61/39
09/16 61/39 66/34 61/39
09/23 63/37 66/34 61/39
09/30 54/46 66/34 61/39
10/07 68/32 66/34 61/39
10/14 71/29 66/34 61/39
10/21 51/49 65/35 61/39
10/28 55/45 64/36 60/40
11/04 71/29 64/36 61/39
11/11 65/35 65/35 61/39

 

Toshiba needs to just give up. This is sad. lol

I agree. HD would benefit from just one standard and it seems blu-ray is winning.

Can u give us what is the entry price for the standalone HD DVD and BR player ?
200$ ?300$ ? 400$ ? more ?

libellule said: Can u give us what is the entry price for the standalone HD DVD and BR player ? 200$ ?300$ ? 400$ ? more ?

Cheapest standalone players for each format:

Toshiba HD-A2 - $229.28 at Wal-mart.com

Samsung BD-P1400 Blu-Ray disc player - $339.99 at Amazon.com

 

outlawauron said: Anyway you could do the math so we could get a better idea of how much those titles actually sold?

7.

I'm kidding, of course.  Any numbers you get will have been spun badly (ie: if you're seeing something with 6 figures it didn't actually sell that many to people.   HD-DVD and BD are selling a tiny fraction of what DVD is selling.  Very small.