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Posted by Jazz Inmate on January 9, 2008 at 09:53:20:
>> "The window of opportunity for high-definition DVD could be missed if format confusion continues to linger. We believe that exclusively distributing in Blu-ray will further the potential for mass market success and ultimately benefit retailers, producers, and most importantly, consumers," Warner Bros Chairman and Chief Executive Barry Meyer said in a statement. <<

That's pretty much what I've been saying regarding the whole war, but with more emphasis on the capacity issue pointing the way to go. YOU'RE the moron who has been advocating a dual format approach which I've repeatedly warned you would lead to stagnation and ultimately the doom of both formats. I'm sorry you're too stupid to realize this, but not surprisingly various CEOs appear to be far more intelligent than you. Thank goodness.
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