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The high-def age is upon and if you are buying a TV this year anyway, why not buy a HD player as well?

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The high-def age is upon and if you are buying a TV this year anyway, why not buy a HD player as well?

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A high-definition format movie has made its way onto BitTorrent. A pirated copy of the hit science fiction movie Serenity has been ripped from a HD DVD disc and made available to users of the popular P2P file sharing protocol.

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A high-definition format movie has made its way onto BitTorrent. A pirated copy of the hit science fiction movie Serenity has been ripped from a HD DVD disc and made available to users of the popular P2P file sharing protocol.

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Blu-ray and HD DVD are functionally equivalent, which might be the problem, said Steve Kovsky, a high-def expert at research firm Current Analysis.

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Blu-ray and HD DVD are functionally equivalent, which might be the problem, said Steve Kovsky, a high-def expert at research firm Current Analysis.

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Late last year I posted information about a new HD-DVD decryption utility that was released which was capable of decrypting a AACS (Advanced Access Content System) protected HD-DVD discs as long as title keys were available.

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Late last year I posted information about a new HD-DVD decryption utility that was released which was capable of decrypting a AACS (Advanced Access Content System) protected HD-DVD discs as long as title keys were available.

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Toshiba Corp. will put on sale in Japan in late February the first laptop PC in the world with support for the write-once HD-DVD-R optical disc format.

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Toshiba Corp. will put on sale in Japan in late February the first laptop PC in the world with support for the write-once HD-DVD-R optical disc format.

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