HDDVD vs BluRay-PILOT
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What format war? What battle?
HD DVD is dead now xD
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Stop lying to yourself.
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havent they developed a 400gb blu ray disk
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ITS A blu laser!
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cut your hair!
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Okay you need to read up on your information. First of all, BLURAY disc is the only format to have a blue laser. Second, BLU-RAY disks are capable of having being single-layered or double-layered. A single-layered BLU-RAY disk is 25GB and a double-layered is 50GB. HDDVD can ONLY have a single-layered disc up to 25GB. HDDVD has an red laser. Also HDDVD only plays on 720p HDTVs and BLURAY plays on 480p,720p, 1080i, and 1080p and FULL HD which I will not go further at the moment.
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WHat are the regions for blu ray?
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and the winner is BLU-Ray sorry HD-DVD
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Hey I have also a questions, are the HD-DVD's rewritables, because I know that all the blu-ray discs can be rewritten(even the PS3 discs).
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One of the advantages of the blue lasers is that is cooler (literally), so the discs has less harm when they are played.
Also I think that Microsoft commit the same stupidy that Sega has made, with the HD player.
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well it doesnt matter what color the disk is the companys both read the disk the same way the standard "red laser" does
sony was not the origanal creater if you will of blu-ray you idiot, oh and in the whole thing about disk capacity! you dont use the whole disk space either. and learn how to read q cards bro
get with it!
darkheartdrummer 4 years ago
Well blu ray was/is headed by sony, and more storage provides for expansion in the future as well as extra special features. Because on alot if not all hd dvds have their special features in SD {480i)
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HDDVDvsBluRay 4 years ago
HD-DVD actually uses the red laser. I have a PS3 and 33 Blu-ray movies to play in it. Im not even buying movies from studios that dont support Blu-ray until after the format war ends! however, I will still buy Battlestar Galactica though. But only that!
bujoun76 4 years ago
Im pretty sure they both use blue lasers.
Well acording to HDDVD offical website.
HDDVDvsBluRay 4 years ago