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Blu-Ray-Technology - blu ray recorder, blu disc and bdr player, movies, games and reviews. 
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Samsung Ships the First Blu-Ray Player
“The format war has finally reached consumers, now that Samsung is shipping the BD-P1000 Blu-Ray player to retailers.” source: 'Ziff Davis'
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1 Comments:
How come they can't even make dual layered Blu-ray discs?
All HD-DVD movies released are 30GB VC-1 encoded. All Blu-ray are 25GB mpeg2 encoded. Why are Sony shooting them selves in the foot?
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