Did you know that DVD's are being replaced by Blu-Ray?!?

Question

Apparantly they look exactly like DVD's but can hold loads more memory. Pretty cool huh?

Answer 1

Blu-ray will not replace standards DVD's, not anytime soon. Don't support Blu-ray. HD-DVD is much more consumer friendly. I would happier if HD-DVD would become the next standard format because there is no region coding on their discs, AACS is not mandatory, no BD+, the prices are lower compared to Blu-ray, the ecocomy is near a recession, so don't overpay, knowing HD-DVD  costs less and you get the same quality picture, compared to Blu-ray. Blu-Ray is backed up by Sony and Sony is anti-consumer giving customers root kits and making customers DVD's unplayable with their ARccOS copy protection. Watch the Super Bowl and stay tuned for the HD-DVD commercial.

http://www.petitiononline.com/SAVEHDD/pe...

Answer 2

Rubbish. DVDs will be around for a very long time yet. This sounds like a rumour to con you into buying Bluray discs & recorders/players.

Answer 3

Old news, HD DVD is on its backside now as major companies don't support it.  Blu-Ray is coming!

Like Tapes to CD it will be years yet!

Answer 4

or hd anyone old enough to remember the video wats will remember that sony lost that last fight too

dont buy yet untill we know the winner

Answer 5

There are 2 new formats, Blu-Ray and HD DVD.

It'll be a format war, like with Betamax and VHS :)

Answer 6

d**n !!! Now I'm gonna have to go out and buy myself a Blu-Ray player  !!!

Answer 7

Not for a while yet, DVD sales are still really strong and DVDs are a lot cheaper then Blu-Ray. Not every has a TV good enough to full show of the Blu-Rays capabilities. So maybe in 10 years it will be the death of the DVD.

Answer 8

Did you know you are wrong?

Blu-Ray and HD-DVD are still slugging it out to decide which format will eventually replace DVDs.

This format war all started about a year ago, which shows just how out of date you are...

Answer 9

that's a bit like DVD taking over from VHS it will probably take years although i do have blue ray player it still expensive at the moment for the majority of consumers