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Reality may have mimicked fiction last weekend as a loosely knit coalition of hackers around the world defeated the antipiracy software protecting several high-resolution movies in the HD DVD format.

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Reality may have mimicked fiction last weekend as a loosely knit coalition of hackers around the world defeated the antipiracy software protecting several high-resolution movies in the HD DVD format.

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In the battle between Blu-ray and HD-DVD, increasing moves towards hybrid technologies should help consumers become adopters.

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In the battle between Blu-ray and HD-DVD, increasing moves towards hybrid technologies should help consumers become adopters.

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More than any other factor, slow sales for movie players may help the two sides overcome irreconcilable differences.

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More than any other factor, slow sales for movie players may help the two sides overcome irreconcilable differences.

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It is indisputable that HD DVD and Blu-ray offer eye-popping movies whose main selling point is their quality, but the quality wars have played out before - most recently in digital music - with ease of use winning out over high fidelity in the end.

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It is indisputable that HD DVD and Blu-ray offer eye-popping movies whose main selling point is their quality, but the quality wars have played out before - most recently in digital music - with ease of use winning out over high fidelity in the end.

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Warner Bros. is set to introduce a high definition DVD disc that can hold films and TV shows in rival and incompatible formats, the latest sign that the year-long format war is long from over.

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