Time to start a new movie collection, here comes blu-ray

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Blu-ray is poised to become the new standard for media, with significant backing from 11 major companies. The transition to Blu-ray will offer superior picture quality compared to DVDs, but requires an HD TV to fully utilize its high-definition capabilities. The competition from HD-DVD, which is set to release next year with a player priced around $1,000, is unlikely to hinder Blu-ray's adoption. Movie enthusiasts may face the challenge of replacing their existing DVD collections with Blu-ray or HD-DVD formats.

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  • Understanding of high-definition video formats
  • Familiarity with Blu-ray technology and specifications
  • Knowledge of HD TVs and their capabilities
  • Awareness of the competitive landscape between Blu-ray and HD-DVD
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  • Research Blu-ray specifications and advantages over DVD
  • Explore the differences between Blu-ray and HD-DVD formats
  • Learn about the requirements for setting up an HD TV for optimal Blu-ray viewing
  • Investigate the market trends and consumer preferences for Blu-ray versus HD-DVD
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Movie collectors, home theater enthusiasts, and anyone interested in the evolution of media formats will benefit from this discussion.

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So does anyone know around when blu-ray will become the new standard for media? Also how much of a difference will the quality be?
 
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I've heard of it's competitor HD-dvd coming out next year. With the HD-dvd player selling for about $1,000. I can only speculate that it will be at the same time.

Quality wise, from the articles I've read the picture quality will be better but you'll have to get an HD tv to fully take advantage of the high def capabilities.

This is also unfortunate for moviephiles such as me, I've accumulated an estimated 100+ dvd's so far which means that I may have to buy the same 100 movies in HD-dvd or Blu- ray format which I won't be doing
 
I don't think blu-ray will have any trouble with competition, it has like 11 big name companies backing it up.
 

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