This is NOT the end.
So CNET is abandoning any support it had for HD DVD. Amazon suddenly slashed prices on HD DVDs. Some misinformed consumers are spreading FUD about HD DVD only supporting 720p...
Here is what CNET has to say:
This is not the end of the "war." HD DVD still has Paramount and Universal. Yes, Blu-ray currently has the momentum in its favor at the moment, but this is only one battle victory. The war is not lost yet.
This presents a perfect opportunity for those with HD DVD players to show their support for the format by taking advantage of the steep price cuts.
Here is what CNET has to say:
"Editor's note, January 5, 2008: Because of the recent news that Warner Bros. Entertainment will be exclusively supporting Blu-ray, CNET recommends refraining from purchasing an HD DVD player in the near future. Exclusive support of Warner Bros. Entertainment gives Blu-ray a large advantage in terms of studio backing, leaving only Paramount and Universal as major studios releasing movies exclusively on the HD DVD format. This guide will be overhauled after CES to reflect this and any other news announced at the show."
This is not the end of the "war." HD DVD still has Paramount and Universal. Yes, Blu-ray currently has the momentum in its favor at the moment, but this is only one battle victory. The war is not lost yet.
This presents a perfect opportunity for those with HD DVD players to show their support for the format by taking advantage of the steep price cuts.





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