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Old 15-01-2008, 13:06   #40
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Re: Warner ditch HD DVD - Blu-Ray to be next disc format?

only in the US apparently, are we seeing a product dump to recoop the outlay quick before the markets gone, or a price war to undercut the rise of BR.

http://www.theinquirer.net/gb/inquir...-prices-hd-dvd
Tosh slashes prices on HD DVD players
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By INQUIRER staff: Monday, 14 January 2008, 10:35 AM

IN WHAT’S an undoubted reaction to Blu-ray’s lead in the HD wars, Toshiba said today it is slashing prices on its players in the US market.

The recommended prices for its entry level HD-A3 has dropped to $150, the HD-A30 (1080p) to $200, and the HD-A35 to $300.

Justifying the price axing, Yoshi Uchiyama of Toshiba’s Digital AV group said that price is only one of the things early adopters consider.

But, he said: “It is a deal breaker for the mainstream consumer buyer.” µ"
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