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Damage is already done... the Toshiba is being marketed more as a DVD Upconverter...

Posted by oscar on January 16, 2008 at 04:37:44:
than an HD DVD player. What consumer is going to want to invest in a movie format supported only by two (2) major studios ?

Wait until February to assess the fallout from the Warner decision. A couple of European distributor' have already switched (which means some options for overseas HD DVD purchases just evaporated). There's already some anecdotal evidence suggesting Retailers are "de-emphasizing" HD DVD.