An interesting article

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In Reply to: "To put it bluntly, Microsoft wants both Blu-ray and HD-DVD to fail..." [gamesindustry.biz] posted by 4season on June 29, 2007 at 15:55:13:

I would not like to depend even more on MS.
I do have a MS media player software PC, and it is slow in operation, not reliable, and it keeps on bringing up irrelevant messages.
I would not trust it with my expensive collection of video.

I have just lost a calender file due to MS, a "kind" message came up confessing the bad news. So now I have to spend time getting the backup.

A DVD player is quick, and it does only what I tell it to do.

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Topic - "To put it bluntly, Microsoft wants both Blu-ray and HD-DVD to fail..." [gamesindustry.biz] - 4season 15:55:13 06/29/07 (3)

An interesting article - Ole Lund Christensen 00:57:32 06/30/07 (0)

Yea, that's been another Blu-buzz point lately - Jack G 16:23:06 06/29/07 (0)

RE: "To put it bluntly, Microsoft wants both Blu-ray and HD-DVD to fail..." [gamesindustry.biz] - 4season 16:03:11 06/29/07 (0)

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An interesting article - Ole Lund Christensen 00:57:32 06/30/07 (0)

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