Warner Bros, Puts nail in Toshiba HD-DVD coffin!
The International Consumer Electronics Show turns out to be a celebration party for Blu-ray, the high-definition format that Sony Corporation backed, and the funeral for rival movie-disc technology HD-DVD by Toshiba Corp.
On Friday Warner Bros. Entertainment, became the last major studio to put out movies in both formats.
It announced it was ditching HD DVD and from May on, would only publish on Blu-ray and traditional DVD.
The decision puts a strong majority of the major studios, five vs two, in the Blu-ray format.
Looks like SONY lost the beta-max war, but will win it's BlueRay campaign.
On Friday Warner Bros. Entertainment, became the last major studio to put out movies in both formats.
It announced it was ditching HD DVD and from May on, would only publish on Blu-ray and traditional DVD.
The decision puts a strong majority of the major studios, five vs two, in the Blu-ray format.
Looks like SONY lost the beta-max war, but will win it's BlueRay campaign.
Labels: HD DVD, SONY Blueray
