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Looking forward to buying panasonic blu-ray player and discs

yes hd-dvd is inferior as I just came from Home theatre store and they had it set up to a small tv set if hd-dvd was as good as they say then why have it hooked up the way they have it in stores which is crappy
In response to the dumb article Posted Aug 15th 2006 by Richard Lawler showing Blu-ray movie as a coaster.
I say there is nothing wrong with blu-rays mpeg2 movies or the movie HITCH. What I do hate is Hd-dvd which is no better then SD dvds based on Toshibas display of their product.
In repsonse to the the article by Richard Lawler
Hitch Blu-ray review...sans Blu-ray player
I say what a dumb article especially the photo being shown of it being a coaster. I've seen Hitch and all the other mpeg2 and i find no fault what so ever and
I do find HD-DVD no different then SD dvds it to has mpeg2 format with no HD
Blu-ray has more clarity and makes more sense then people in blogs who bashes and as for hd-dvd they are no different then regular dvds it only has a different laser with mpeg 2 code and lacks HD.
Just because hd-dvd players costs less doesn't mean its better it only means its a cheap product
Tired of all the Microsoft hd-dvd propaganda

Its not which cost more or less as everyone knows cost of technology goes down. How many people here have to upgrade every year because of microsoft? It should be which media has more potential by the amount of storage it can handle
I agree with david who posted in #4 that places like bestbuy show crappy video feeds because they don't know how to show off great tvs like sonys sxrd. I've done alot of reasearch in what makes a awesome looking tv and SXRD wins by a landslide when its settings are properly displayed even though it doesn't have 1080p input is not a problem. I do have a problem with 720p tvs because they are not TrueHD compared to Sony SXRD and Bravia with its 3d video.
anyone who thinks other wise needs there head examined
Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.
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