The whoelse Story

[whoelse]

Hey im whoelse, im quite new here but not to the whole HD scene. The main reason why i went to Blu-ray was because i own a PS3 and there's no way i'm letting my console support a dead format.

I also support Blu-ray because it is higher spec than the HD DVD so the better format should win. Why settle for second best.

[Satans Puppet]

Originally Posted by whoelse

I also support Blu-ray because it is higher spec than the HD DVD so the better format should win. Why settle for second best.

Troll

And that's from someone with both formats :P

[joey0480]

Originally Posted by Satans Puppet

Troll

And that's from someone with both formats :P

haha that was good

[PIHB]

Originally Posted by whoelse

Hey im whoelse, im quite new here but not to the whole HD scene. The main reason why i went to Blu-ray was because i own a PS3 and there's no way i'm letting my console support a dead format.

I also support Blu-ray because it is higher spec than the HD DVD so the better format should win. Why settle for second best.

you say that but the real reason is you bought a ps3 and blu rays are just convenient for you

[irrob]

Congrats on your purchase. Wise decision going Blu. You'll enjoy the flicks in my sig in 1080p.

[bash]

BD's format was developed to enable recording, rewriting and playback of high-definition video (HD), as well as storing large amounts of data.
While current optical disc technologies such as DVD, DVD-R, DVD-RW, and DVD-RAM rely on a red laser to read and write data, the new format uses a blue-violet laser instead, hence the name Blu-ray.