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Have your say and vote in ARN's online poll. This week, we want to know who you think will win the next generation DVD war.
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CES - Philips improves technology, design in new LCD TVs 08 January, 2008 10:17:41
Philips on Sunday announced LCD TVs with updated designs and improved technologies.Philips Consumer Electronics has thrown its full support behind the Blu-ray high-definition DVD format, adding a new Blu-ray DVD player and declaring the format to be the future of high-definition DVD storage. - +
CES - Warner Bros dumps HD DVD, to go Blu-ray exclusive 07 January, 2008 08:16:59
Warner Bros. has decided to drop HD DVD and exclusively back Blu-ray Disc, it said Friday.Warner Bros., the only major movie studio to release titles on both of the rival high-definition video disc formats, has decided to drop HD DVD and exclusively back Blu-ray Disc, it said Friday.
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Have your say and vote in ARN's online poll. This week, we want to know who you think will win the next generation DVD war.
Q: Warner Bros has dumped HD DVD in favour of an exclusive relationship with Blu-ray Disc. Do you think the high-definition format war is over?
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