Sun and Blu-ray Technology

The Blu-ray vs. HD DVD format battle officially ended February 19 when Toshiba declared it would no longer make or market HD DVD players and recorders. Sun's Chief Digital Media Officer for the Client Software Group Bill Sheppard says the win was not only about vendor support, where the majority of the consumer electronics and movie industries were backing Blu-ray, but also technical capabilities. [...read more...]

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