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Toshiba, Sony Fail to Unify Hi-Def DVD Format

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Old 23-08-2005, 6:00 AM   #1
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Plans fora "one format to rule them all" unified high definition DVD format seems tonow be officially scrappedafter http://www.audioholics.com/news/edit...initionDVD.php
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Then, it's up to us (Joe Public) to show Sony and Toshiba what we think about the whole affair and refuse to buy into either format.

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