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Re: What now for Xbox360 HD DVD?
Could be a toughy one if they do bring out a blu ray player for the 360, the main factor will have to be the price of course. If it's about half the price of a PS3 (or thereabouts) then I reckon people would just buy the console instead.
Then on top of that if you buy a new 360 and want the blu ray player then it could end up costing more than the PS3. Besides that, there still is the noise factor of the 360 itself, and those with 1080p would have to get the Elite version of the 360. |
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see here:- http://www.game.co.uk/Xbox360/Hardwa...-HD-DVD-Drive/ |
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That's a pretty expensive door-stop :D
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Still, seeing as most studios would probably choose to use it, you would need HDMI anyway. |
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afaik the new premium consoles with the falcon chipset have hdmi
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360 max. resolutions for different connections & different uses -
Component: Games can be output up to 1080p HD DVDs can be output up to 1080i (AACS restrictions - nothing to do with the 360 itself) DVDs can only output up to 480p/576p (progressive scan NTSC/PAL) (CSS restrictions - nothing to do with the 360 itself) VGA: Games *and* HD DVDs can be output up to 1080p* DVDs can be upscaled up to 1080p*. [* VGA is not subject to the same AACS/CSS restrictions as component, despite also being analogue & unsecure, due to some sort of loophole over it being primarily a PC connection method] HDMI: Games *and* HD DVDs can be output up to 1080p DVDs can be upscaled up to 1080p |
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