Which format do u guys prefer, blu-ray or hd-dvd, and why? Blu-ray is more advanced but hd-dvd is backwards compatible and is made by the same people who developed dvd......so which one.....blu-ray...or hd-dvd?
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Thread: blu-ray vs. hd-dvd????
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02-08-2008, 08:46 PM #1pokemaniac128Guest
blu-ray vs. hd-dvd????
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02-08-2008, 08:46 PM #2NormGuest
Hi pokemaniac128,
HD DVD (Toshiba) vs Blu Ray (Sony).
The battle rages and it looks like consumers will have to face a dual format much like the dash R and plus R DVDs.
Samsung & LG already offer dual format machines and others will follow. This probably means both formats will survive.
Both use interactive menus but differences are – Blu-Ray capacity is 50Gb and HD-DVD is 30Gb. HD-DVD is region free while Blu-Ray is divided into three regions. (Figures Sony will try to stick it to the consumer) A disadvantage to HD-DVD is they are not all hard coated as are the Blu-Ray. HD-DVDs scratch as easily as regular DVDs while the Blu-Ray are more scratch resistant.
Norm
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