Blu Tide Continues to Turn: Porn Studios Ready to Abandon HD-DVD?

[pixelthis]

I may have to do this eventually. I'm down to about 20gigs. My kid loves playing some of the demos so I don't delete them, but it saves me a ton of money. No need to go out and purchase the game

I'm using TVersity to stream music(FLAC) from a 500g HD so I still got some room to grow there.

short circuit had a 320 gig usb drive for 99 bucks, simpletech I beleive.
Mine plays music with no problems

[L.J.]

Wonder how long before these are going for $49.99. I may buy a 2nd one at that price.

[GMichael]

Did anyone just hear the sound of the bottom dropping out of the HD-DVD market?

[JSE]

I actually saw a commercial last night from Toshiba pimping it's HD-DVD as the next new format. It was an actual Toshiba commercial. That just seems wrong.

JSE

[L.J.]

I actually saw a commercial last night from Toshiba pimping it's HD-DVD as the next new format. It was an actual Toshiba commercial. That just seems wrong.

JSE

There's gonna be a HD DVD commercial during the superbowl as well. I guess Toshiba is hoping to reel in a few people who don't know any better. I hope these people are smart enough to do a little research.

[GMichael]

There's gonna be a HD DVD commercial during the superbowl as well. I guess Toshiba is hoping to reel in a few people who don't know any better. I hope these people are smart enough to do a little research.

There are many people who do not do research. Just look at how well Bose does.

[Woochifer]

There's gonna be a HD DVD commercial during the superbowl as well. I guess Toshiba is hoping to reel in a few people who don't know any better. I hope these people are smart enough to do a little research.

I guess that's another $3 million that Toshiba can add to its HD-DVD funeral pyre (either that or they figure it's cheaper to try selling all those unsold HD-DVD players than letting them get tossed into the landfill). At the very least, if they'd burned 3 million greenbacks, they might get a nice sized bonfire out of it! As it is, they're just stacking up another seven-figure charge onto their already sizable HD-DVD losses.