Media Fight - PS3 Blu-ray vs. 360 HD DVD Add-On 214
An anonymous reader sent a link suggesting we might enjoy High Def Digest's next-gen console media comparison. They take a look at the PlayStation 3's Blu-ray playback capabilities, and compare it to the performance of the Xbox 360's HD DVD add-on. The article offers a number of technical details for the movie, audio, and gaming buff. As you might expect, given the companies involved, both products basically perform their functions very well. From the article: "That doesn't mean both aren't without their drawbacks. The Xbox 360 add-on suffers from a lack of HDMI and analog outputs, though it still delivers excellent results despite those limitations. The PS3, meanwhile, also lacks analog outs, but it does have HDMI 1.3 support and can decode Dolby TrueHD. The lack of 1080 upconversion of 720p sources on the PS3 is a huge issue, though, so unless you have a 1080p-capable HDTV, you may suffer buyer's remorse."
Analog Hole (Score:4, Funny)
In addition, this will probably be the first time that the lack of a analog hole will actually result in a large number of people being screwed.
(its a joke)
Re:it's the games, stupid (Score:5, Funny)
HD-DVD vs. Blu-Ray (Score:5, Funny)
I think the choice is obvious.
Re:HD-DVD vs. Blu-Ray (Score:3, Funny)
This conjures up images of large breasts (the double-d) and STDs (V.D.) Also, I've heard that some junkies refer to heroin simply as "H".
So, if said in the right way, HDDDVD could be interperated as "Herion, gigantic boobs, venereal disease"
It might not be the image HD-DVD manufacturers are looking for, but it'd sound good (properly used) in a gangsta' rap song.
Re:it's the games, stupid (Score:3, Funny)
Re:more wrongness (Score:1, Funny)
Re:more wrongness (Score:4, Funny)
No, actually, they are $UNAVAILABLE and $SOLD OUT.