German disc-replicator Singulus' prospects rise with Blu-ray
By Richard Lawler 
posted Feb 19th 2008 7:54AM
posted Feb 19th 2008 7:54AM
German disc-replicator Singulus is busy fitting the company truck for dub-deuces on rumors of HD DVD's impending demise, seeing sales expectations "significantly" as the world has a more Blu tinge to it. Much like Toshiba, the stock market responded quickly, although Singulus been ahead of the game, prepped for both formats from the beginning, and then buying out competitor OC Oerlikon's Blu-ray equipment recently. It could be a while before Singulus' logo flashes out from wheelwells worldwide, as that improvement might not reflect on the company's books until 2009.
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Your links weren't funny the first 20 times you posted it. Give it a rest douche.
Easy DEEZNUTZ. The engadget bloggers have a right to post as many links to articles relating to the HD format war as they so choose. By the way, clever name...if it was still the 90's.