bro gahleon, got english subs??

And yes I did.
But if in the future BD wins, I think M$ have to take up
BD also. No choice

Aiya why amazon Japan no BOGO.

Well... the Microsoft counterstrike for HD-DVD never materialized this evening. I spent a couple hours waiting in line to get into Bill Gates' big CES opening keynote presentation, and it ended up as much ado about nothing with respect to the format war at least. The house was packed as you'd expect, but not a single time in the entire hour did Gates or his associates mention the HD-DVD format, which is interesting, because VERY reliable sources had informed us that, prior to Warner's Friday announcement, as much as 30 percent of the presentation was originally devoted to HD-DVD developments connected to the Xbox, Xbox Live, etc. Neither did Gates announce any kind of ultimate Xbox 360 with a built-in HD-DVD drive, though he did reveal that British Telecom and other CE companies will be partnering with Microsoft on Xbox-based media devices.

walaweii satu kontena.. best.. got JAV BD ke???? pr KAV.. or CAV...

bro aiman, one kontena only? i punya lagi banyak 



red kontena - JAV 
the yellow one not mine, but bro ar188 punya 

poison! poison!

but no, im waiting for the ps3 with 80gb + ds3 first

Finding Nemo in 7.1 PCM Audio!
Disney/Pixar's Finding Nemo Blu-ray Disc will debut the first Cine-Explore featuring full motion picture-in-picture (BonusView). This interactive visual commentary with director Andrew Stanton, co-writer Bob Peterson and co-director Lee Unkrich allows the viewer to dive deeper into the making of Finding Nemo without ever leaving the film. For kids and families, there is the all-new BD-Java enabled learning mode "Mr. Ray's Ed-venture." Hosted by Dory, Marlin and of course Mr. Ray, viewers will learn all about sea life and have the opportunity to earn stickers for their virtual sticker book by answering "quizlettes" while watching the movie. Viewers can also go to their sticker book at any time and create their own scene. Finding Nemo will also feature an all-new enhanced home theater mix in 7.1 surround sound.

where is the shop!?! the above pic?! i wanna go!!!

that is JB Hi-Fi right here in Auckland CBD. took the pic this morning when i was browsing. going in there is so unhealthy for my wallet.

and suprisingly, almost all the titles are region free, with the exception of a few new titles. i was going to take a pic of HDDVD stand next to it but one of the SA was giving me evils.

nice...
one of my fav movie...Nemooooooooooooo
ROCK ON DUDE...

p/s : nice new avatar bro aiman tak brape nak kesah...

My favorite movie too, at least my favorite from PIXAR.

Friends, better prepare your home with 7.1 setup now! The future is near, and it's BLU.

PS: I made that avatar myself, but not from my own idea. Saw it somewhere. To show my respect to both Warner and BD. WB no longer represents Warner Bros., but Warner Blu!

the other shipped on 17 of december by using standard delivery , untill now ...not a single news; i'm kinda worries

My latest BD shipment from Amazon has arrived!!!

Who want to pinjam?



 

that is JB Hi-Fi right here in Auckland CBD. took the pic this morning when i was browsing. going in there is so unhealthy for my wallet.

LAS VEGAS  - Sony today demonstrated the next level of disc copying. At the company's booth at CES, Sony demonstrated how you could put a Blu-ray Disc movie into a Playstation 3 and copy the film to a Playstation Portable or a Memory Stick. "This way, you can have a portable copy you can take with you," explains David Bishop, president of Sony Pictures Home Entertainment.

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Paramount in HD DVD blow

Paramount is poised to drop its support of HD DVD after Warner Brothers' recent backing of Sony's Blu-ray technology, in a move that will sound the death knell of HD DVD and bring the home entertainment format war to a definitive end.

Paramount and DreamWorks Animation, which makes the Shrek films, came out in support of HD DVD last summer, joining General Electric's Universal Studios as the main backers of the Toshiba format.

However, Paramount, which is owned by Viacom, is understood to have a clause in its contract with the HD DVD camp that would allow it to switch sides in the event of Warner Bros backing Blu-ray, according to people familiar with the situation.

Paramount is set to have a bumper 2008 with several likely blockbusters, including the latest instalment in the Indiana Jones franchise.

Paramount joining the Blu-ray camp would leave HD DVD likely to suffer the same fate as Sony's now obsolete Betamax video technology, which lost out to VHS in a similar format war in the 1980s.

Warners decision last week to throw its weight behind Blu-ray saw it join Walt Disney, 20th Century Fox and Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer as backers of the Sony format.

The Warners move gives Blu-ray about 70 per cent of Hollywood's output, although the format's grip on film content will increase further when Paramount comes aboard.

It is unclear whether DreamWorks Animation has the same get-out clause in its contract with the HD DVD camp.

However, Paramount and DreamWorks have a close relationship, with Paramount distributing DreamWorks Animation films. The two companies also signed their HD DVD contracts at the same time. Meanwhile, Universal has declined to comment on its next-generation DVD plans since the Warners move.

Sir Howard Stringer, chief executive of Sony, on Monday held out an olive branch, saying the company would be "open to dialogue" with the HD DVD camp to "grow the market". The move came as new figures showed that Blu-ray had opened up a decisive lead over the rival home entertainment format.

Sir Howard said: "We are not going to push people around. We'll talk to anyone ... we have a lot of work to do to grow the market. We'll be systematic and open to dialogue at all times."

He added that Sony still had "a lot of work" to do to get Blu-ray "widely accepted" among American consumers.

"With Warner's support you saw billboards going up in different places and you saw television commercials getting more and more sophisticated and that's what we'll continue doing," said Sir Howard.

Source: Financial Times.com