Hewlett-Packard began its HD video-purveying life as a member of the HD DVD camp, but come Wednesday, two of its Pavilion desktops will take a more inclusive position in the format war by offering internal dual-format Blu-ray/HD DVD drives. We've seen certain high-end home theater PCs with one Blu-ray and one HD DVD drive crammed into the front, but as of May 9, HP will be the first to offer a hybrid HD drive.
Here's hoping Blu Ray and HD-DVD go the way of DVD-R and DVD+R.
"Everyone who is capable of logical thought should be able to see why you shouldn't sell lifetime subscriptions to an MMO. Cell phone companies and drug dealers don't offer lifetime subscriptions either, guess why?" - Mugaaz
Undoubtedly it's going to be expensive. They have to pay licensing fees to both the Blu Ray Association and the DVD Forum. Not to mention Blu Ray drives start at $500 and HD-DVD drives are around $300 (not counting the 360 addon drive).
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"Everyone who is capable of logical thought should be able to see why you shouldn't sell lifetime subscriptions to an MMO. Cell phone companies and drug dealers don't offer lifetime subscriptions either, guess why?" - Mugaaz
Yes, but they also invented a printer that's cheaper to throw away and replace than to buy ink cartridges for, so take it as you will.
Razor/blades FTL.
This is just a tribute.
File this under "It's about time"
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