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February 18, 2008
Updated: Toshiba to Put HD-DVD Standard to Rest
Toshiba will announce that it will cease manufacturing HD-DVD equipment according to a Reuters news report.
Such a change essentially calls an end to the "format war", in which HD-DVD faced off against the competing Blu-Ray standard to be the definitive high-definition media format. The announcement also comes only a day after retailer Wal-Mart announced it would no longer carry HD-DVD media, a move which represented the death knell for the format to assorted analysts and customers.
Though Apple has yet to announce a Mac with a high-definition optical drive already installed or available as a build-to-order option, Blu-Ray may be in its future.
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Posted by chrisbarylick at February 18, 2008 8:00 AM
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