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That comes in to the same category of the consumer leaving it up to the retailer. Most consumers don't know the differences between the TV's, they want the retailer to help them make the "right" decission, or they are just going to buy whatever is cheapest because they really don't know the...

Though alot of consumers are tech savvy, most are confused on which format to choose. When showing a picture of HD-DVD vs BD the consumer is not going to notice a difference. The consumer still needs the retailers to choose for them. When the prices are high the consumer is likely to choose...

I bought my PS3 almost specifically for BD playback.

It is 100% 1080p compatible and capable. I know that for a fact. Do I have to own both format players to be neutral? I think I've spent enough money for Xmas so I'm going to wait on the HD-DVD for a little while. IMO they serve the same function to me. They both output video at Hi Res...

My TV should be able to accept a 1080p signal as the native resolution of the TV is 1920x1080 and I just bought it in January. No HD-DVD yet :(

That's right, a flying leap in to a HR21-700 DirecTV receiver :) I understand that visually I may not be able to tell the difference between 1080i and 1080p. However, I spent money on a 1080p set so I better be able to display a 1080p signal on it! BTW, the noise on a DVD movie is hardly...

It's ok, just don't do it again. j/k :) I have to wait a week for my PS3 to be on my doorstep :( Wal-Mart didn't have it in stock at the store so I ordered online. Now they have it in stock today!!!! :mad:

I have not purchased the HD-DVD yet. However, the $98 HD-DVD player is only capable of 1080i output and the 360 is capable of 1080p with the HDMI adapter. Oh, and noise... What noise? I only hear noise when I'm playing games and it is loading a level. Otherwise, all I hear is my surround sound.

Well, today I took the plunge. It has been a tough decision for me but I finally decided on the PS3 vs the HD-DVD for the 360. What made me decide on Blu vs HD-DVD? The first thing was that I want to watch Pirates 3 in brilliant HD on my beautiful 60" Samsung DLP. The second was seeing more blue...

And when 7 out of 8 studios going with Blu-Ray and half of them exclusively Blu-Ray. It's not like you have a choice there either. I hate format wars.

just wait untill someone cracks open the blu-ray encoding scheme... if you want to know who will win the format war, just wait for the bootleggers to decide for everyone :P