NME's HD VMD players hit for under $200

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LeStat730 @ Oct 9th 2007 8:39PM

what kind of company invests in a new format in the middle of a format war with no end in sight... what a waste of money, I'm betting this company will disappear off the radar entirely before people even find out what a VMD player is.

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kornation @ Oct 9th 2007 11:21PM

odd, it looks like it will head towards epic failure, but they do have an advantage in the asian market - and the fact that bollywood will be using this (small, cheap, versatile) product may hold its head above water.

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membrane @ Oct 10th 2007 10:50AM

If VMD play back doesn't require uber cavity search DRM for play back on computers like BD and HD DVD does then the format stands a chance.
The AACS DRM and crazy driver polling requirements are partly why vista is slow unstable bloated rubbish ware.

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