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A well thought out, unbiased article was posted Thursday on the DVDBeaver site...

Posted by Audiophilander on August 30, 2007 at 23:10:05:
...evaluating the current state of Blu-ray and HD-DVD (see linked article).

While the information Gary shares may not be especially groundbreaking for knowledgeable videophiles here, his personal observations on the competitive strategies and niche market risks appear quite astute and without bias. I suggest reading the entire article; regardless of which camp's fire you're kindling, I think you'll find this an even handed, enjoyable read. BTW, check out the site if you're unfamiliar with it, DVDBeaver has excellent reviews and the various pressing comparisons are invaluable to DVD aficionados.

Cheers,
AuPh