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RE: No doubt Warner screwed a bunch of customers.

Posted by Hornlover on January 8, 2008 at 07:55:38:
I, for one, have resisted buying because of that very reason. I hate the dual format crap. I buy a lot of DVD's, and do not want to pick a loser. I will not buy until one or the other is dead and buried. So, this is good news to me, because I want to get into the HD world. But, for now, my current DVD's look great on my Panasonic 50" plasma.