HD DVD about to fight back...

[akbungle]

Originally Posted by Westcoaster

National Geographic would have a tough time not following Warner's move when it is Warner who distributes the NG titles...

Just an observation.

Not true BBC is distributed by Warner and is staying Neutral.(but you have a point that I'm sure it's much easier for them to come to that conclusion then someone that disros their own stuff.)

[Lotus]

Originally Posted by akbungle

Oh come on! From you Lotus the guy that said a least five times that TL51 were to be demoed at CES.
And you actually saw a Disney TL51 disc.
And TL51s were to be all over around now.

I agree about not fighting here but someone has to correct some the FUD that is put up.
About me saying my opinion, well that's one of the main reasons for forums.....but your right from now on I'll be sure to denote my opinion as such provided you do the same.

We all know what happened with CES. If Warner hadn't made their move then, we'd have seen TL51s.

Also I don't think I ever said when we'd "see" TL51s only that titles would be announced.

[DaViD Boulet]

We all know what happened with CES. If Warner hadn't made their move then, we'd have seen TL51s.

TL 51GB HD DVD has never been confirmed by anyone outside the precious HD DVD insiders. If it worked and was ready for replication, you can bet that Toshiba would have it ready to publically demo by now to make it credible and remove it from myth-status.

HD DVD enthusiasts claimed that BD50 was vaporware even when 50GB discs were being tested and authored throughout the industry at large. Yet when not a single shred of evidence exists to support the production reality of TL 51GB replication, it's touted by the same people as reality.

[1more4HDDVD]

Originally Posted by DaViD Boulet

TL 51GB HD DVD has never been confirmed by anyone outside the precious HD DVD insiders.

Well, except the DVD Forum, which officially approved TL51, including a “yes” vote from Disney.

[Westcoaster]

It is interesting that the Warner Canada site still lists and support HD-DVD:

http://www.warnervideo.com/hidef/can...ndex_html.html

[PRO-630HD]

The US site does to. I don't think will change until June.