Toshiba pulls out of Blu-Ray Vs HD DVD race.

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Rike255
Rike255 Posts: 131
edited February 2008 in Electronics
Following three major blows in Netflix, Best Buy, and Walmart all deciding to support Blu-Ray, Toshiba has called a press conference in which they will announce that effective immediately, production of HD DVD hardware, software, and authoring tools will cease, and that sales and support of existing products will end sometime in March.
The press conference is set for 5:00PM Tokyo time (2:00AM MST).

http://www.blu-ray.com/news/?id=1003
http://www.highdefdigest.com/news/show/Toshiba/Industry_Trends/Breaking:_Toshiba_Schedules_Press_Conference,_HD_DVD_Announcement_Expected/1479

For all of you who have been waiting it out to see the winner, it's now safe to choose the new high definition media format, Blu-Ray.
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  • Demiurge
    Demiurge Posts: 10,874
    edited February 2008
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    Thank God neither will get pregnant.
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  • Rike255
    Rike255 Posts: 131
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    Alright next time I'll change the title. Thanks a lot now that's what everyone will think about. ;)
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    Polk Audio CSi A6 Center
    Polk Audio RTi A3 Surrounds
    Polk Audio PSW505 Subwoofer
    Onkyo TX-SR805
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    Sony Playstation 3 160GB
    Sony Playstation 3 120GB Slim
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