HD-DVD big HELP WHEN windows VISTA comes out

you guys are forgetting whose backing HD-DVD MICROSOFT and WINDOWS VISTA is just around the corner it will come HD-DVD ready and not blue-ray, for people who dont know about HD-DVD they will trough WINDOWS, eveyrone is going to buy WINDOWS VISTA anyways if its HD-DVD ready and HP is already making computers with HD-DVD drives for 100 dollars guess WHAT PC games will be in Blu-ray or HD-DVD???

im sure DELL will follow HP adding HD-DVD drives for 100 dollars come one you can beat that

Dell actively supports Blu-Ray.sankao

Wow, there are so many inaccuracies in that I don't know where to start. If you want an HDDVD drive right now for your PC just get the 360 drive, it works just as well.DaysAirlines

meh. this arguement gets old.

It will take people a long time to switch into Windows Vista anyway. Don't expect anything too soon.

I can tell you one thing though. As a PC gamer and someone who spends more time doing PC stuff than anything, Blue-Ray is ALOT  more appealing for PC than HD-DVD is.

meh. this arguement gets old.

It will take people a long time to switch into Windows Vista anyway. Don't expect anything too soon.

I can tell you one thing though. As a PC gamer and someone who spends more time doing PC stuff than anything, Blue-Ray is ALOT  more appealing for PC than HD-DVD is.

kyosukeugc

meh. this arguement gets old.

It will take people a long time to switch into Windows Vista anyway. Don't expect anything too soon.

I can tell you one thing though. As a PC gamer and someone who spends more time doing PC stuff than anything, Blue-Ray is ALOT  more appealing for PC than HD-DVD is.

kyosukeugc

meh. this arguement gets old.

It will take people a long time to switch into Windows Vista anyway. Don't expect anything too soon.

I can tell you one thing though. As a PC gamer and someone who spends more time doing PC stuff than anything, Blue-Ray is ALOT more appealing for PC than HD-DVD is.

kyosukeugc

[QUOTE="kyosukeugc"]

meh. this arguement gets old.

It will take people a long time to switch into Windows Vista anyway. Don't expect anything too soon.

I can tell you one thing though. As a PC gamer and someone who spends more time doing PC stuff than anything, Blue-Ray is ALOT  more appealing for PC than HD-DVD is.

xguy47

Blue-Ray has a much higher storage capability than HD-DVD. HD-DVD maxes out between 30-40gigs. Blue-Ray has been pushed up to 100gigs so far. As a PC person, this is MUCH more appealing. Especially when you have as much crap as I have that needs to be backed up :)

microsoft will easily back either, its just a matter of who comes out on top.cobrax25

[QUOTE="xguy47"][QUOTE="kyosukeugc"]

meh. this arguement gets old.

It will take people a long time to switch into Windows Vista anyway. Don't expect anything too soon.

I can tell you one thing though. As a PC gamer and someone who spends more time doing PC stuff than anything, Blue-Ray is ALOT  more appealing for PC than HD-DVD is.

kyosukeugc

Blue-Ray has a much higher storage capability than HD-DVD. HD-DVD maxes out between 30-40gigs. Blue-Ray has been pushed up to 100gigs so far. As a PC person, this is MUCH more appealing. Especially when you have as much crap as I have that needs to be backed up :)

yea there going to back it as long as they can if it comes on top they win if not they make WINDOWS VISTA blu-ray ready later on also INTEL is backing HD-DVD so will see what they do to support it

[QUOTE="kyosukeugc"][QUOTE="xguy47"][QUOTE="kyosukeugc"]

meh. this arguement gets old.

It will take people a long time to switch into Windows Vista anyway. Don't expect anything too soon.

I can tell you one thing though. As a PC gamer and someone who spends more time doing PC stuff than anything, Blue-Ray is ALOT  more appealing for PC than HD-DVD is.

2kurupt

Blue-Ray has a much higher storage capability than HD-DVD. HD-DVD maxes out between 30-40gigs. Blue-Ray has been pushed up to 100gigs so far. As a PC person, this is MUCH more appealing. Especially when you have as much crap as I have that needs to be backed up :)

yeah, but disks are easier to take with you :)

there are laptops already being sold with Blue-Ray...cobrax25

yea there going to back it as long as they can if it comes on top they win if not they make WINDOWS VISTA blu-ray ready later on also INTEL is backing HD-DVD so will see what they do to support it

[QUOTE="2kurupt"][QUOTE="kyosukeugc"][QUOTE="xguy47"][QUOTE="kyosukeugc"]

meh. this arguement gets old.

It will take people a long time to switch into Windows Vista anyway. Don't expect anything too soon.

I can tell you one thing though. As a PC gamer and someone who spends more time doing PC stuff than anything, Blue-Ray is ALOT  more appealing for PC than HD-DVD is.

kyosukeugc

Blue-Ray has a much higher storage capability than HD-DVD. HD-DVD maxes out between 30-40gigs. Blue-Ray has been pushed up to 100gigs so far. As a PC person, this is MUCH more appealing. Especially when you have as much crap as I have that needs to be backed up :)

yeah, but disks are easier to take with you :)

not that Ive heard of, I know Dell is making them next year I would love to see how much more it will cost to add blu-ray NOT $100 dollars thats for sure

[QUOTE="kyosukeugc"][QUOTE="2kurupt"][QUOTE="kyosukeugc"][QUOTE="xguy47"][QUOTE="kyosukeugc"]

meh. this arguement gets old.

It will take people a long time to switch into Windows Vista anyway. Don't expect anything too soon.

I can tell you one thing though. As a PC gamer and someone who spends more time doing PC stuff than anything, Blue-Ray is ALOT  more appealing for PC than HD-DVD is.

2kurupt

Blue-Ray has a much higher storage capability than HD-DVD. HD-DVD maxes out between 30-40gigs. Blue-Ray has been pushed up to 100gigs so far. As a PC person, this is MUCH more appealing. Especially when you have as much crap as I have that needs to be backed up :)

yeah, but disks are easier to take with you :)

Ignorance is truely bliss with a statement like that. Prices change as technology becomes cheaper. It's not always going to be $700 to add blue-ray to your PC. It's not always going to be $3000 for a 1080p HDTV, it's not always going to be $600 for an 8800GTX.... seriously think logically and stop trolling and wanting Microsoft and the 360 to win whatever any way.

[QUOTE="2kurupt"][QUOTE="kyosukeugc"][QUOTE="2kurupt"][QUOTE="kyosukeugc"][QUOTE="xguy47"][QUOTE="kyosukeugc"]

meh. this arguement gets old.

It will take people a long time to switch into Windows Vista anyway. Don't expect anything too soon.

I can tell you one thing though. As a PC gamer and someone who spends more time doing PC stuff than anything, Blue-Ray is ALOT  more appealing for PC than HD-DVD is.

kyosukeugc

Blue-Ray has a much higher storage capability than HD-DVD. HD-DVD maxes out between 30-40gigs. Blue-Ray has been pushed up to 100gigs so far. As a PC person, this is MUCH more appealing. Especially when you have as much crap as I have that needs to be backed up :)

yeah, but disks are easier to take with you :)

Ignorance is truely bliss with a statement like that. Prices change as technology becomes cheaper. It's not always going to be $700 to add blue-ray to your PC. It's not always going to be $3000 for a 1080p HDTV, it's not always going to be $600 for an 8800GTX.... seriously think logically and stop trolling and wanting Microsoft and the 360 to win whatever any way.

Dell actively supports Blu-Ray.sankao

[QUOTE="2kurupt"][QUOTE="kyosukeugc"][QUOTE="2kurupt"][QUOTE="kyosukeugc"][QUOTE="xguy47"][QUOTE="kyosukeugc"]

meh. this arguement gets old.

It will take people a long time to switch into Windows Vista anyway. Don't expect anything too soon.

I can tell you one thing though. As a PC gamer and someone who spends more time doing PC stuff than anything, Blue-Ray is ALOT  more appealing for PC than HD-DVD is.

kyosukeugc

Blue-Ray has a much higher storage capability than HD-DVD. HD-DVD maxes out between 30-40gigs. Blue-Ray has been pushed up to 100gigs so far. As a PC person, this is MUCH more appealing. Especially when you have as much crap as I have that needs to be backed up :)

yeah, but disks are easier to take with you :)

Ignorance is truely bliss with a statement like that. Prices change as technology becomes cheaper. It's not always going to be $700 to add blue-ray to your PC. It's not always going to be $3000 for a 1080p HDTV, it's not always going to be $600 for an 8800GTX.... seriously think logically and stop trolling and wanting Microsoft and the 360 to win whatever any way.

[QUOTE="cobrax25"]there are laptops already being sold with Blue-Ray...2kurupt

Vista is garbage.

...there I said it.
Rubedo

[QUOTE="Rubedo"]Vista is garbage.

...there I said it.
2kurupt

[QUOTE="kyosukeugc"][QUOTE="xguy47"][QUOTE="kyosukeugc"]

meh. this arguement gets old.

It will take people a long time to switch into Windows Vista anyway. Don't expect anything too soon.

I can tell you one thing though. As a PC gamer and someone who spends more time doing PC stuff than anything, Blue-Ray is ALOT more appealing for PC than HD-DVD is.

2kurupt

Blue-Ray has a much higher storage capability than HD-DVD. HD-DVD maxes out between 30-40gigs. Blue-Ray has been pushed up to 100gigs so far. As a PC person, this is MUCH more appealing. Especially when you have as much crap as I have that needs to be backed up :)

[QUOTE="kyosukeugc"][QUOTE="2kurupt"][QUOTE="kyosukeugc"][QUOTE="2kurupt"][QUOTE="kyosukeugc"][QUOTE="xguy47"][QUOTE="kyosukeugc"]

meh. this arguement gets old.

It will take people a long time to switch into Windows Vista anyway. Don't expect anything too soon.

I can tell you one thing though. As a PC gamer and someone who spends more time doing PC stuff than anything, Blue-Ray is ALOT more appealing for PC than HD-DVD is.

2kurupt

Blue-Ray has a much higher storage capability than HD-DVD. HD-DVD maxes out between 30-40gigs. Blue-Ray has been pushed up to 100gigs so far. As a PC person, this is MUCH more appealing. Especially when you have as much crap as I have that needs to be backed up :)

yeah, but disks are easier to take with you :)

Ignorance is truely bliss with a statement like that. Prices change as technology becomes cheaper. It's not always going to be $700 to add blue-ray to your PC. It's not always going to be $3000 for a 1080p HDTV, it's not always going to be $600 for an 8800GTX.... seriously think logically and stop trolling and wanting Microsoft and the 360 to win whatever any way.

[QUOTE="2kurupt"][QUOTE="kyosukeugc"][QUOTE="2kurupt"][QUOTE="kyosukeugc"][QUOTE="2kurupt"][QUOTE="kyosukeugc"][QUOTE="xguy47"][QUOTE="kyosukeugc"]

meh. this arguement gets old.

It will take people a long time to switch into Windows Vista anyway. Don't expect anything too soon.

I can tell you one thing though. As a PC gamer and someone who spends more time doing PC stuff than anything, Blue-Ray is ALOT more appealing for PC than HD-DVD is.

2kurupt

Blue-Ray has a much higher storage capability than HD-DVD. HD-DVD maxes out between 30-40gigs. Blue-Ray has been pushed up to 100gigs so far. As a PC person, this is MUCH more appealing. Especially when you have as much crap as I have that needs to be backed up :)

yeah, but disks are easier to take with you :)

Ignorance is truely bliss with a statement like that. Prices change as technology becomes cheaper. It's not always going to be $700 to add blue-ray to your PC. It's not always going to be $3000 for a 1080p HDTV, it's not always going to be $600 for an 8800GTX.... seriously think logically and stop trolling and wanting Microsoft and the 360 to win whatever any way.

[QUOTE="2kurupt"][QUOTE="2kurupt"][QUOTE="kyosukeugc"][QUOTE="2kurupt"][QUOTE="kyosukeugc"][QUOTE="2kurupt"][QUOTE="kyosukeugc"][QUOTE="xguy47"][QUOTE="kyosukeugc"]

meh. this arguement gets old.

It will take people a long time to switch into Windows Vista anyway. Don't expect anything too soon.

I can tell you one thing though. As a PC gamer and someone who spends more time doing PC stuff than anything, Blue-Ray is ALOT more appealing for PC than HD-DVD is.

alfy13

Blue-Ray has a much higher storage capability than HD-DVD. HD-DVD maxes out between 30-40gigs. Blue-Ray has been pushed up to 100gigs so far. As a PC person, this is MUCH more appealing. Especially when you have as much crap as I have that needs to be backed up :)

yeah, but disks are easier to take with you :)

Ignorance is truely bliss with a statement like that. Prices change as technology becomes cheaper. It's not always going to be $700 to add blue-ray to your PC. It's not always going to be $3000 for a 1080p HDTV, it's not always going to be $600 for an 8800GTX.... seriously think logically and stop trolling and wanting Microsoft and the 360 to win whatever any way.

you guys are forgetting whose backing HD-DVD MICROSOFT and WINDOWS VISTA is just around the corner it will come HD-DVD ready and not blue-ray, for people who dont know about HD-DVD they will trough WINDOWS, eveyrone is going to buy WINDOWS VISTA anyways if its HD-DVD ready and HP is already making computers with HD-DVD drives for 100 dollars guess WHAT PC games will be in Blu-ray or HD-DVD???

im sure DELL will follow HP adding HD-DVD drives for 100 dollars come one you can beat that

2kurupt