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My only criticism of HD DVD is its 40% dearth in capacity

Posted by Jazz Inmate on November 27, 2007 at 09:46:30:
That's not spinning. It's a serious concern that goes right to the issue of limiting returns on content and quality (unlike your criticisms of Blu-ray).

By the way, PS3 games are Blu-ray too. You seem to think only movies are.

Can you provide the source for your comment that "Sony expected to have killed HD DVD by now. Now they are talking stalemate". That's a new one. Only one executive made idiotic claims like those and Microsoft fired him. Today, the BDA announced greater than 75% market share in Europe. That doesn't seem like stalemate to me, but put your best spin on it and maybe you can ignore the numbers a bit longer.
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