The future of DVD
Posted on 27 Sep 2006 at 11:02
To our mind, it's in the computing and gaming arenas where these next-generation DVD formats may well be made or broken. PC users are much more likely to want to make use of the higher capacities, with recordable equipment. Sony's PlayStation 3 console (due for release in November) will have a built-in Blu-ray drive and an HD-DVD drive is on the cards for Microsoft's Xbox 360. However, success in the gaming arena may not translate into more widespread popularity for either HD-DVD or Blu-ray. So, to summarise the next-generation DVD situation in just three short words - it's a mess.
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