Subpar Wars: More Slashdot links
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Fujifilm Blu-ray & HD DVD Media Mid 2006
Toshiba Introduces U.S. First HD DVD Players
HD-DVD Confirmed For Xbox 360
No PS3 Surprises at CES
If DVD Is Dead, What's Next?
First Blu-ray Movie Titles Announced
HD DVD Demo a Disappointment
Burned CDs Last 5 years Max — Use Tape?
Elder Scrolls IV Will Fit On One Disc
CNN On The $500 PS3
Microsoft Responds to Blu-Ray Comments
PS3 In U.S. In November?
First-Party PS3 Titles Announced
Large PS3 Launch, Nintendo Resolutions
360 Discs Large Enough For Content?
Cinematics Are Killing Gameplay? (Editor note: cinematics, i.e. video clips intermingled within games, consume a disproportionate amount of disc space)
Adult Entertainment Antes Up In DRM War
Sony Aims Higher Than The Gaming Market
The Art of PS3 Programming
Sony Takes Aim at Xbox Live
PS3 Developer Fired For Comments
PS3 to Act as Digital Video Recorder?
Conflicting Reports of PS3 Programming Difficulty
Blu-ray Discs Won't Be Cheap
Moore Calls Game Discs Ridiculous
PlayStation 3 May Play Too Much
Sony To Bundle UMDs With DVDs
A PS3 Hands-On Report?
September PS3 Launch, Online Service
Sony Cutting Back on UMD Sales
LCoS Shoot-Out Results (Editor note: in particular, check out this quote, in light of my sister's experience: "We spent some time trying to understand why the consumer panelists rated the JVC Consumer unit so highly. It had the lowest objective on-screen resolution of all of the units, because of internal signal processing, but a number of consumer panelists commented on how sharp it looked. The copious artifacts and significant edge enhancement produced so much artificial texture in the image that some panelists interpreted it as superior sharpness.")
PlayStation 3 Delayed, Over $800?
Next-Gen DVD Players to Rely on HDMI?
Sony Denies PS3 Delay
PS3s Online Services to Compete With XBox 360
HD DVD to Screw Early HDTV Adopters
PlayStation 3 Not So Much Delayed?
In Sony's Stumble, the Ghost of Betamax
Sony Admits PS3 Delay Possible
