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Microsoft to support Blu-ray

post #1 of 11
3/11/08 at 1:58pm
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Sort of odd to hear, but we knew it was coming....

Microsoft decides it will support Blu-ray. You can read the story here
from our friends at Home Media Retail Magazine.
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post #2 of 11
3/11/08 at 3:32pm

Re: Microsoft to support Blu-ray

Nothing shocking here.
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post #3 of 11
3/11/08 at 5:15pm

Re: Microsoft to support Blu-ray

I hope it is an add-on and it is affordable like their HD-DVD add-on was (the $120 range, not the $50 range that is at now, but that would be real nice too!).
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post #4 of 11
3/12/08 at 10:44am

Re: Microsoft to support Blu-ray

Microsoft ain't no dumby.
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post #5 of 11
3/12/08 at 5:45pm

Re: Microsoft to support Blu-ray

Got their finger in everything, they do... (Southern Yoda)
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post #6 of 11
3/12/08 at 7:32pm

Re: Microsoft to support Blu-ray

But not for the 360.

Quote:
"Xbox is not currently in talks with Sony or the Blu-ray Association to integrate Blu-ray into the Xbox experience," Greenberg told Reuters in an interview.
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post #7 of 11
3/12/08 at 8:15pm

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Very interesting.
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post #8 of 11
4/1/08 at 9:49pm

Re: Microsoft to support Blu-ray

Waiting for the Toshiba Blu-ray player.
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post #9 of 11
4/2/08 at 5:22am

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Originally Posted by BrianB

They may not be looking to make another add on drive for the 360, but you can bet it will be integrated into the Xbox 720 (or whatever they call the new machine).
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post #10 of 11
4/2/08 at 5:16pm

Re: Microsoft to support Blu-ray

How about the XBox 1080?
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post #11 of 11
4/7/08 at 9:47am

Re: Microsoft to support Blu-ray

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Originally Posted by Oswald Pascual
Waiting for the Toshiba Blu-ray player.
Certainly would be interesting on how Toshiba handles this. Hopefully it would be affordable and present the same qualities for S-DVD from their HD-DVD players. Definetly would be worth jumping into Blu-ray then. As mentioned earlier, Microsoft ain't no dummies.
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