Toshiba's Vardia RD-A301 writes HD DVD content to DVDs

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DickHardknocks @ Oct 31st 2007 8:19AM

This will never catch on.
The reason is obvious - HDDVD is doomed to fail aginst Blu ray and even if that were not an issue, who'd want to be limited to just 2 hours of HDDVD content writing on a player which costs almost $900?

Its a nice try though Toshiba.

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Dave @ Oct 31st 2007 9:18AM

It's certainly not obvious to me that HD DVD is doomed to fail--particularly when you consider lower hardware prices, PiP, and Internet-connected extras. When it's time for you to upgrade to Blu-Ray 1.1...and then Blu-Ray 2.0, maybe you'll consider spending significantly less and buying into a format with a completed specification.

Nice try, though, Dick.

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Rick @ Nov 1st 2007 1:21PM

BRD storage maybe, but BRD for movies ain't doing so well and I'd real in that free swinging polo stick.

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Luigi193 @ Oct 31st 2007 10:39AM

You should know NEVER to comment on the internet with your username being Dick...

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