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Since I don't much like Sony products, I was HD DVD excusive...

Posted by jeffreybehr on February 3, 2008 at 10:01:54:
...and had accumulated over 80 HDs and a Toshiba XA1 and then XA2. After Christmas I decided I wanted to watch some movies that are exclusive to BD, so I started looking for a Samsung 5000. After continuous buying (my wife calls me Mr. Excess for good reason) and a little culling, I now have over 90 HDs and almost 40 BDs. Both types of discs work, look, and sound fine in my player. I prefer BD's higher-res audio codecs, but BDs take longer to start and move from section to section.
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