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You realise that HD DVD is, and always will be bandwidth crippled compared to Blu-Ray right?31Mbit/sec for HD DVD, 54Mbit/Sec for Blu-Ray.
@MakUmmm, and the difference means what?? Better audio and video quality? Wrong, both as good as each other.
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Mak @ Sep 9th 2007 7:00PM
You realise that HD DVD is, and always will be bandwidth crippled compared to Blu-Ray right?
31Mbit/sec for HD DVD, 54Mbit/Sec for Blu-Ray.
Smee @ Sep 9th 2007 11:48PM
@Mak
Ummm, and the difference means what?? Better audio and video quality?
Wrong, both as good as each other.