HD DVD / Blu-ray Hardware Update
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LOL copias ? Sim é capaz de ter existido, mas agora ires a 1 sitio e comprares 1 Beta com Porn ? Sinceramente impossivel, visto que a Sony baniu o porn do Beta.
anjo666
Power Member
entao deve ter existido muitos milagres xxx....um deles esta nas minhas maos ha mais de 20 de anos...agora explica la o impossivel
se o betamax nao vingou no mercado deveu-se ao grupo [SIZE=-1]Matsushita , mas isso foram tempos distantes ...hoje a realidade é outra......apareceram novos grupos de interesse muito fortes que nao existiam e certas marcas que tinham muito relevo no mercado perderam o fulgor de outros tempos[/SIZE]
Bom então fazer assim, ver qual o nome certo do documentario que reforçou a minha opinião, deu a 2 ou 3 dias no History Channel, que falava sobre as 10 ou 30 melhores tecnologias que aconteceram no seculo passado, mas já não tenho a certeza, tradar de ver isso e iram ver que iram dizer o mesmo nesse documentario o que digo, que a Sony baniu o contiudo porn do Beta
zer0
Portugal@Home Member
O vicio em pornografia esta a tornar-se um problema de saude publica, e acho bem que a sony entre na luta contra esse problema. Note-se o comportamento nervoso de algumas pessoas quando pensam que vão ficar sem a sua dose diaria, e repetem mensagem apos mensagem "A SONY ANDA A BANIR PRON!!".
Força Sony, Blu-ray FTW vamos limpar o planeta.
Força Sony, Blu-ray FTW vamos limpar o planeta.
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anjo666
Power Member
e para esse documentario uma das 10 ou 30 melhores tecnologias do seculo passado foi o betamax ? porra!
nao preciso de documentario nenhum....vivi a epoca....tenho o filme....ainda nem videoclubes havia em portugal....quando apareceram eram videoclubes pirata que existiam como qualquer loja "legal" em qualquer espaço comercial....isso tambem faz sentido na tua cabeça? mas a realidade foi essa.....
Eu também vivi a epoca .... falei apenas do documentario para reforçar o que disse mais nada.
E como falas-te bem agora, e faço cito
Simplesmente reforças o que digo, que para haver como disse como copia que acretido que sim, mas legal ? Nop impossivel visto que foi banido pela Sony
P.S. A mim tanto me faz que ganhe 1 ou outro, não vou ganhar € com isso
, mas como isto anda quem acaba é por perder o consumidor, ou seja, nos, para o pessoal que já apostou num formato, seja Hd-dvd ou o br
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Não sei se é a thread certa para meter isto. Aqui fica a notícia tirada de:
http://www.breitbart.com/article.php?id=D8PR74V80&show_article=1
LOS ANGELES (AP) - Blockbuster Inc. will rent high-definition DVDs only in the Blu-ray format in 1,450 stores when it expands its high-def offerings next month, dealing a major blow to the rival HD DVD format.
The move, being announced Monday, could be the first step in resolving a format war that has kept confused consumers from rushing to buy new DVD players until they can determine which format will dominate the market.
Blockbuster has been renting both Blu-ray and HD DVD titles in 250 stores since late last year and found that consumers were choosing Blu-ray titles more than 70 percent of the time.
"The consumers are sending us a message. I can't ignore what I'm seeing," Matthew Smith, senior vice president of merchandising at Blockbuster, told The Associated Press.
Blockbuster will continue to rent HD DVD titles in the original 250 locations and online, the Dallas-based company said.
The decision was helped in large part by the lopsided availability of titles in Blu-ray, Smith said. All major studios except one are releasing films in Blu-ray, with several, including The Walt Disney Co., releasing exclusively in Blu-ray. Only Universal Studios, which is owned by General Electric Co., exclusively supports HD DVD.
Warner Bros., a unit of Time Warner Inc., and Paramount Pictures, which is owned by Viacom Inc., release films in both formats.
"When you walk into a store and see all this product available in Blu- ray and there is less available on HD DVD, I think the consumer gets that," Smith said.
The rollout of Sony Corp.'s PlayStation 3 game console, which comes standard with a Blu-ray drive, also helped give the format momentum, Smith said.
Blockbuster's decision, while significant on it's own, could boost Blu-ray even more if other retailers follow suit.
"It will help shift the balance toward Blu-ray, clearly," said Richard Doherty, president of The Envisioneering Group, a research company.
The North American HD DVD Promotional Group said Blockbuster's decision was shortsighted and skewed by the success of films released by Blu-ray studios in the first three months of the year. The group said HD DVD has since gained momentum, selling more players and popular titles such as "The 40-Year Old Virgin" and "The Matrix" trilogy.
"I think trying to make a format decision using such a short time period is really not measuring what the consumer is saying," said Ken Graffeo, co-president of the group.
The two formats have been battling it out since they both hit the market last year. Studios hope the high-definition discs, with their sharper picture and more room for interactive special features and games, will replace standard definition DVDs.
The formats are incompatible and neither will play on standard DVD players, although standard DVDs can be viewed with either a Blu-ray or HD DVD player.
The Blu-ray camp has been helped by the release of such huge hits as "Casino Royale," "Pirates of the Caribbean" and "Spider-Man" coming out exclusively in its format.
As the battle has unfolded, the price of the high-definition players needed to show the movies has plummeted. Toshiba Corp., the major supporter of HD DVD, is selling its player for $299 with a rebate, down from $499 when it first went on sale.
Sony, which is pushing Blu-ray, recently slashed the price of its player by more than half to $499. The player retailed for $1,000 when it first was introduced.
http://www.breitbart.com/article.php?id=D8PR74V80&show_article=1
LOS ANGELES (AP) - Blockbuster Inc. will rent high-definition DVDs only in the Blu-ray format in 1,450 stores when it expands its high-def offerings next month, dealing a major blow to the rival HD DVD format.
The move, being announced Monday, could be the first step in resolving a format war that has kept confused consumers from rushing to buy new DVD players until they can determine which format will dominate the market.
Blockbuster has been renting both Blu-ray and HD DVD titles in 250 stores since late last year and found that consumers were choosing Blu-ray titles more than 70 percent of the time.
"The consumers are sending us a message. I can't ignore what I'm seeing," Matthew Smith, senior vice president of merchandising at Blockbuster, told The Associated Press.
Blockbuster will continue to rent HD DVD titles in the original 250 locations and online, the Dallas-based company said.
The decision was helped in large part by the lopsided availability of titles in Blu-ray, Smith said. All major studios except one are releasing films in Blu-ray, with several, including The Walt Disney Co., releasing exclusively in Blu-ray. Only Universal Studios, which is owned by General Electric Co., exclusively supports HD DVD.
Warner Bros., a unit of Time Warner Inc., and Paramount Pictures, which is owned by Viacom Inc., release films in both formats.
"When you walk into a store and see all this product available in Blu- ray and there is less available on HD DVD, I think the consumer gets that," Smith said.
The rollout of Sony Corp.'s PlayStation 3 game console, which comes standard with a Blu-ray drive, also helped give the format momentum, Smith said.
Blockbuster's decision, while significant on it's own, could boost Blu-ray even more if other retailers follow suit.
"It will help shift the balance toward Blu-ray, clearly," said Richard Doherty, president of The Envisioneering Group, a research company.
The North American HD DVD Promotional Group said Blockbuster's decision was shortsighted and skewed by the success of films released by Blu-ray studios in the first three months of the year. The group said HD DVD has since gained momentum, selling more players and popular titles such as "The 40-Year Old Virgin" and "The Matrix" trilogy.
"I think trying to make a format decision using such a short time period is really not measuring what the consumer is saying," said Ken Graffeo, co-president of the group.
The two formats have been battling it out since they both hit the market last year. Studios hope the high-definition discs, with their sharper picture and more room for interactive special features and games, will replace standard definition DVDs.
The formats are incompatible and neither will play on standard DVD players, although standard DVDs can be viewed with either a Blu-ray or HD DVD player.
The Blu-ray camp has been helped by the release of such huge hits as "Casino Royale," "Pirates of the Caribbean" and "Spider-Man" coming out exclusively in its format.
As the battle has unfolded, the price of the high-definition players needed to show the movies has plummeted. Toshiba Corp., the major supporter of HD DVD, is selling its player for $299 with a rebate, down from $499 when it first went on sale.
Sony, which is pushing Blu-ray, recently slashed the price of its player by more than half to $499. The player retailed for $1,000 when it first was introduced.
blastarr
Power Member
Nesta mesma thread...:
http://www.techzonept.com/showpost.php?p=1727121&postcount=313
http://www.techzonept.com/showpost.php?p=1727121&postcount=313
anjo666
Power Member
Eu também vivi a epoca .... falei apenas do documentario para reforçar o que disse mais nada.
E como falas-te bem agora, e faço cito
Simplesmente reforças o que digo, que para haver como disse como copia que acretido que sim, mas legal ? Nop impossivel visto que foi banido pela Sony
P.S. A mim tanto me faz que ganhe 1 ou outro, não vou ganhar € com isso
se vives-te a epoca nao tens os 24 aninhos do teu perfil.......
o exemplo do começo dos videos clubes foi um exemplo de uma situaçao , que hoje dia nao passa na cabeça de ninguem vender algo pirateado ou contrafeito, num qualquer espaço comercial sem ter que se preocupar com a "lei" , mas que aconteceu e nada tinha a ver com os filmes xxx ...nem referi se era beta ou vhs os filmes que se alugavam como tiras-te essas conclusoes?...
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anjo666
Power Member
uma coisa é a SONY nao querer ,outra é proibir...
ora tomem la ,seus ganda malucos...
The highly anticipated adult blockbuster from Vivid Entertainment Group is a big-budget remake of the iconic 1970s classic film about sexually adventurous cheerleaders. The new version, directed by the acclaimed Paul Thomas, is also the first adult film ever to be available in standard DVD, HD DVD and Blu-ray formats.
http://www.vividentertainment.com/pressOffice/PR04-17-2007.html
http://www.geek.com.br/modules/noticias/ver.php?id=4508&sec=3
ora tomem la ,seus ganda malucos...
The highly anticipated adult blockbuster from Vivid Entertainment Group is a big-budget remake of the iconic 1970s classic film about sexually adventurous cheerleaders. The new version, directed by the acclaimed Paul Thomas, is also the first adult film ever to be available in standard DVD, HD DVD and Blu-ray formats.
http://www.vividentertainment.com/pressOffice/PR04-17-2007.html
http://www.geek.com.br/modules/noticias/ver.php?id=4508&sec=3
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Kursk_crash
Banido
uma coisa e a SONY nao querer ,outra é proibir...
ora tomem la ,seu ganda malucos...
The highly anticipated adult blockbuster from Vivid Entertainment Group is a big-budget remake of the iconic 1970s classic film about sexually adventurous cheerleaders. The new version, directed by the acclaimed Paul Thomas, is also the first adult film ever to be available in standard DVD, HD DVD and Blu-ray formats.
http://www.vividentertainment.com/pressOffice/PR04-17-2007.html
http://www.geek.com.br/modules/noticias/ver.php?id=4508&sec=3
este gajo é o VIVID THOMAS...
o gajo que faz filmes lesbo muita bons ?? que sãio os únicos que saco e tenho quase todos ???
lohka_86
Banido
anjo666
Power Member
faz??? sao assim tao bons??? desconhecia
relevante é mesmo o facto de o porno ao contrário do hd-dvd parece que vai sobreviver...
quem diria que fosse possivel...
Peço desculpa por não ter dado uma vista de olhos antes de postar.
Kursk_crash
Banido
faz??? sao assim tao bons??? desconhecia
relevante é mesmo o facto de o porno ao contrário do hd-dvd parece que vai sobreviver...
quem diria que fosse possivel...
o butterfly, ou o art of kissing.., lesbian odissey,
viv thomas é o único porno que saco.. é lindo !!!!
Ratoxkrazy
Power Member
Pra k ter ja um leitor de hd dvd ou bluray?
mas pra kem ker ja vi tirarem o da xbox360 e ligar ao pc como uma drive normal
mas pra kem ker ja vi tirarem o da xbox360 e ligar ao pc como uma drive normal
blastarr
Power Member
Mais um prego no caixão do HD-DVD:
Imagem do cupão que vai começar a circular na América a partir deste fim de semana (que é quando o site no link fica activo) e durante todo o Verão:
http://www.uwants.com/attachments/day_070627/20070627_640bc1b6bf658f8a400dCDKlYCq8WthG.jpg
Imagem do cupão que vai começar a circular na América a partir deste fim de semana (que é quando o site no link fica activo) e durante todo o Verão:
http://www.uwants.com/attachments/day_070627/20070627_640bc1b6bf658f8a400dCDKlYCq8WthG.jpg