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Samsung solves Blu-ray/HD-DVD conflict
Samsung is already part of the Blu-ray camp but a combination of common
sense and financial smarts means it plans to cash in on a potentially huge
market for dual-format players and recorders. The chances of a unified format
were recently dashed by both the Toshiba and Sony-led camps. A unified hardware
solution seems to be the only route and Samsung is the first out of the
blocks – with an announcement, that is. There are no technical details yet as
to how it will manage this technical feat but as a user you can expect to pay
for the privilege. Still, it will be cheaper than forking out for separate
Blu-ray and HD-DVD drives, which is what Sony and Toshiba really expect you to
do.
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