HD-DVD : 2 million HD DVD (but which one?) players for Wal-Mart

Posted on Fri Apr 20, 03:21 by Blue
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It's blue laser HD DVD. HD DVD also uses blue laser, not just Blu-ray.

Posted on Fri Apr 20, 03:30 by madshi
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Why would you guys think they mean Blu-Ray? The chinese article clearly states HD-DVD. It can't be any more obvious than that! HD-DVD is HD-DVD all over the world. If chinese people say HD-DVD, they mean HD-DVD and not Blu-Ray.

Posted on Fri Apr 20, 03:40 by Andrew
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That's HD-DVD, not Blu-ray

Posted on Fri Apr 20, 03:51 by ALMA
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Why not Blu-ray?

http://www.digitimes.com/news/a20070418PD202.html

Posted on Sat Apr 21, 06:01 by Edward
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"De Nile" is a river. ALL the native chinese posters say "blue light HD DVD" is the meaning of the phrase used in the article - NOT "Blu-Ray", which is a trademark and would appear as "Blu-Ray".

That Bluray fanbois are trying to fool people into thinking this is not clear in it's meaning is rather "sad" (as in pathetic, really).

See here: http://www.avsforum.com/avs-vb/showthread.php?p=10350112&&#post10350112

Case closed, sadddos...

Posted on Tue Apr 24, 03:25 by a
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TDK is 100% Blu-ray manufacturer?

Posted on Tue Apr 24, 05:34 by Olea
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I don't know what's all the fuss.
TDK makes blu-rays not hd-dvds, they are part of the DBA board for chirst's sake.
Even in light of the new imation/tdk merger, If they meant hd-dvd they would have said Fuh Yuan, in cooperation with Imation.
What's more likely, blue laser HD DVD or blu-ray HD DVD?
Want berry this once for all? Call TDK as ask them what are they doing with Fuh Yuan.

Posted on Tue Apr 24, 10:48 by Oleander
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TDK is an exclusive Blu-ray supporter and a member of BDA board.
Blue laser HD DVD could mean both blu-ray or hd-dvd but TDK only makes discs for one of them.

Posted on Sat Apr 28, 01:52 by An Anti Sony Fan
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In Chinese ?? means BLUE LIGHT in now way it's BLUE RAY and for sure not blu ray They are talking about the laser!!!!

Another cool fact is that American based Imation now owns TDK and Imation will support every format :-D