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Blu Ray HD DVD Opens a New World

By: Ivan j Finch

Blu Ray HD DVD has taken the market by storm. This innovation has finally provided a way to get the most out of high-definition films by enabling more space to record all the little details. To give you some context: a two-hour movie in high def requires 22 GB of storage space and your standard DVD can only hold 9 GB, while the Blu Ray DVD will hold 25-50 GB.

Some say that the Blu Ray format is just the next step in cinematic evolution, while others speculate it's just a stepping stone into a fully digital, technologically advanced world.

Currently, the cheapest way to buy a Blu Ray HD DVD player is to shell out the $399 for a PlayStation3, which comes already equipped with the technology. Chances are, you may only use the machine to play your high-definition Blu Ray discs. However, you may also decide to purchase a video game "for the heck of it" and find a fun, new hobby! Here are some of the top-selling titles to start your collection: Resistance - Fall Of Man, Madden NFL, Call of Duty 3, Marvel - Ultimate Alliance, Need For Speed, NBA 2K7, Untold Legends-Dark Kingdom and Tony Hawk's Project 8.

Secondly, you may be inspired to buy an iPhone to complement your purchase. By using a Wi-Fi connection, the iPhone can interact with the Blu Ray HD DVD 2.0 players to act as an interactive remote control.

The BD Touch apps are expected to be unveiled after this coming June. You may find that owning a Blu Ray HD DVD player simplifies your life and offers a variety of helpful features. As well, the "movie suggestions" feature will save you hours of senseless meandering up and down the aisles at Blockbuster!

Like computer upgrades, you hardly realize how bad your existing system is until you've seen what it could be! Prices have been dropping on the larger HDTVs and consumers are getting more bang-for-their-buck, making it an excellent time to buy.

Blu Ray discs will offer downloadable features to load directly onto the discs via the internet. Yin adds, "Why bother investing in a player when it may soon be obsolete?"

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