Grady Hollums
Second Unit
- Joined
- Oct 24, 1999
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- D.G. Hollums
Next Generation Magazine Life Cycle 2 Vol.3 #8 08/01:
"The Xbox is the only videogame system to support HDTV and Progressive Scan (480p and 720p!) for both gaming and DVD applications. So for your $299 (and a little more for the remote package) you get one of the most capable DVD payers on Earth, and since your xbox has four controller ports, you won't have to keep swapping between the remote and the game controller..."
Well, what do you think?
I was planning on selling my preordered xbox and my PS2 for the Panasonic RP91 DVD player, because my gaming days are comming to an end, but I will not be able to buy a HDTV for another 2.5-3 years from now, so should I just keep the Xbox and wait to see what the technology for progressive technology to settle down over the next few years and then buy a DVD player then (with my HDTV)? Or should I go ahead and sell my PS2 and the Xbox(when it comes out) and buy the Pannny RP91 that has Progressive output plus the shrinking for 16x9 TVs?
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In Him,
GH
My Home
Theater
"The Xbox is the only videogame system to support HDTV and Progressive Scan (480p and 720p!) for both gaming and DVD applications. So for your $299 (and a little more for the remote package) you get one of the most capable DVD payers on Earth, and since your xbox has four controller ports, you won't have to keep swapping between the remote and the game controller..."
Well, what do you think?
I was planning on selling my preordered xbox and my PS2 for the Panasonic RP91 DVD player, because my gaming days are comming to an end, but I will not be able to buy a HDTV for another 2.5-3 years from now, so should I just keep the Xbox and wait to see what the technology for progressive technology to settle down over the next few years and then buy a DVD player then (with my HDTV)? Or should I go ahead and sell my PS2 and the Xbox(when it comes out) and buy the Pannny RP91 that has Progressive output plus the shrinking for 16x9 TVs?
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In Him,
GH
My Home
Theater