Toshiba's survey: HD DVD will win - Blu-ray Association survey: Blu-ray will win
Does anyone really believe surveys anymore? Cell phone companies use them all the time to 'prove' that they have the best coverage/sound quality/less dropped calls/customer service. The issue that many people have is that these surveys were commissioned by a certain company and somehow those results always work nicely for that company. (or it could be we never see the ones that don't turn out) The two surveys done by Toshiba and Blu-ray Association prove the point even more. Both surveys came out favoring who paid for the survey but PC Mag got down and dirty with the stats to find out why. Each survey left out certain details. The HD DVD one failed to mention the high capacity of Blu-ray discs and the Blu-ray one didn't mention that HD DVD currently has 124 titles available via Amazon.com, instead of Blu-ray's 74. It's funny how that works. Here it is then. We are not getting paid by ether of them and don't care what you say.
HD DVD or Blu-ray?
NOTE: please just comment with the format name...not with any explanation. We don't want to taint the results. Thanks!






















Reader Comments (Page 1 of 2)
jpg @ Jul 24th 2006 9:06AM
hddvd
Dr John @ Jul 24th 2006 9:11AM
HD DVD
Daniel Clausen @ Jul 24th 2006 9:20AM
HD DVD
Steve J @ Jul 24th 2006 9:26AM
Blu-ray
marco @ Jul 24th 2006 9:30AM
HD-DVD
Chris Ash @ Jul 24th 2006 9:31AM
HD-DVD
WASD John @ Jul 24th 2006 9:43AM
HD-DVD
Chris @ Jul 24th 2006 9:49AM
HD-DVD
Reid Ellis @ Jul 24th 2006 9:50AM
Blu-ray
Gilbert @ Jul 24th 2006 9:50AM
Blu-Ray
Nick @ Jul 24th 2006 9:50AM
Blu-Ray
Reid @ Jul 24th 2006 10:02AM
Betamax
Sacha @ Jul 24th 2006 10:03AM
HD-DVD
L3 @ Jul 24th 2006 10:06AM
Blu-Ray
Solar Energy @ Jul 24th 2006 10:11AM
HD DVD
cckrobinson @ Jul 24th 2006 10:14AM
HD DVD
efralope @ Jul 24th 2006 10:18AM
HD DVD
TJ @ Jul 24th 2006 10:31AM
Blu-ray
Justin @ Jul 24th 2006 10:32AM
HD-DVD FOR MANY REASONS
Aaron @ Jul 24th 2006 10:32AM
HD DVD
TripleSticks @ Jul 24th 2006 10:36AM
HD-DVD
EdwardA @ Jul 24th 2006 10:41AM
HD-DVD
gk @ Jul 24th 2006 10:47AM
HD-DVD
Mike S @ Jul 24th 2006 10:52AM
HD-DVD
zombieflanders @ Jul 24th 2006 10:55AM
Blu-ray
Ryan D. @ Jul 24th 2006 11:00AM
HD-DVD
The Mallrat @ Jul 24th 2006 11:23AM
HD-DVD
Jim @ Jul 24th 2006 11:27AM
HD-DVD
upgrade-itis @ Jul 24th 2006 11:33AM
HD DVD
hmurchison @ Jul 24th 2006 11:34AM
HD DVD
ishtar @ Jul 24th 2006 11:44AM
HD DVD
Brian @ Jul 24th 2006 11:45AM
HD-DVD
BolderX @ Jul 24th 2006 12:09PM
HD DVD
DVDeviant @ Jul 24th 2006 12:15PM
HD DVD
Cardcaddy @ Jul 24th 2006 12:32PM
HD DVD
Jon R @ Jul 24th 2006 1:02PM
Blu_Rape
visionep @ Jul 24th 2006 1:02PM
HD DVD
Xue @ Jul 24th 2006 1:08PM
HD DVD
Andy Rush @ Jul 24th 2006 1:11PM
HD-DVD
Evilfetus @ Jul 24th 2006 1:24PM
HD DVD
orephelious @ Jul 24th 2006 2:02PM
Blu-ray
Kevin M. @ Jul 24th 2006 2:27PM
Blu-ray
future not now.
Project Z @ Jul 24th 2006 2:30PM
HD DVD
Cowin @ Jul 24th 2006 2:33PM
HD-DVD
Cowin @ Jul 24th 2006 2:34PM
HD DVD
Scott @ Jul 24th 2006 2:50PM
HD DVD
Dennis @ Jul 24th 2006 3:09PM
HD DVD
Joe Maki @ Jul 24th 2006 3:49PM
HD DVD
anthony @ Jul 24th 2006 5:41PM
Could someone please explain the benefit of HD DVD over Blu-ray? It seems to me like capacity would be the great decider on this one, but it looks like people (commentors on this post) tend to lean towards HD DVD when Blu-ray clearly can hold more data. What is the benefit to HD DVD?
Kevin M. @ Jul 24th 2006 5:59PM
To 43 (yes its off topic im sorry)
Right now HD DVD looks better because most (all?) Blu-Rays use MPEG-2 on a 1-layer disc. That means compression. HD DVD uses a better codec for their capacity. Samsung also says there is a fixable problem with the unit. Blu-ray is the winner in the future.