First HD DVD porn goes on sale in Japan - safe for work
by Matt Burns 
posted Jul 14th 2006 at 11:25AM
You know us. We hit every high-def news story as soon as we get it and this one is no exception. We have confirmation that the first HD DVD porn just went on sale in Japan and we have the release info to prove it but, sorry, we just can't pass it on. This is family/work/wife friendly site so you are just going to have to take our word on this one. Cool?
We are still questioning if porn is the right content for high-def though. Do you really want to see all that detail? You do know that some of these women are not the pretty right? Makeup can only cover up so much and we all know that high definition shows everything.
[thanks for the tip WifiSpy]
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Elias @ Jul 14th 2006 12:28PM
There are a few porn sites out there offering downloadable videos in HD (typically 1280x720p or so). I guess as long as they use a girl with natural beauty, it should work fine.
MHAithaca @ Jul 14th 2006 1:12PM
Hey, it's your site, so you get to use your own definition of "family/etc friendly," but I figure as long as you don't actually have pornographic screen shots, providing a link or even just the product name and publisher is no worse than just talking about the existence of the porn in question.
WiFiSpy @ Jul 14th 2006 2:32PM
MH, The problem is that the Coverart is really graphic. I will give you a hint: the production company is called "glayz"
GhostDoggy @ Jul 15th 2006 7:24AM
Of the HD p0rn that I have acquired and viewed, its a 65-35 or being Japan-safe and pixellated where we Westerners do not want it.
So, the question is: Is the pixelation also in HD?
John Eckart @ Jul 15th 2006 8:53PM
If this is a family/work/wife? site, then why are you talking about porn? Either disclose everything or nothing in my opinion.
As for HD DVD being too high res for porn, that sounds like an argument against hi-def in general. I guess the next time you have sex, you should either keep those lights off or put on someone else's glasses.