An indecent proposal soundtrack

An indecent proposal soundtrack

Tuesday, August 14th 2007 The epic tale of Leonidas and his 300 Spartans who bravely defended Greece from the Persian Empire is now an epic and successful film. In this day and age, its not surprising to see that 300 was put on both HD-DVD an indecent proposal soundtrack Blu-ray. Warner Brothers soon proclaimed that 300 was the fastest selling HD-DVD movie ever. However, the Hollywood Reporter has recently figuratively burst Warner Brothers bubble by reporting that twice as an indecent proposal soundtrack copies of 300 were sold on Blu-ray than on HD-DVD. Wednesday, July 18th 2007 Lite-On a leading manufacturer of optical drives is about to drop the price of the LH-2B1S by 15% in a attempt to improve sales along with support of BlueRay in Europe. In Europe the LH-2B1S retails for 649 895/437, Lite-On said. But it expects that to fall 100 to 539 757/370, in the near future. The increasing supply of blue-laser diodes used in Blu-ray Disc read/write heads which have been rather rare over the last 12 months is the main reason for this price drop. Lite-On released the LH-2B1S in June 2006 and it can write BD-R and BD-RE media at 2x along with CD and DVD optical media. Wednesday, July 11th 2007 Samsung a world leader in Audio, Video devices announced earlier this week in a conference held in Germany the projected release of its Duo HD high-definition BD-UP5000 Player. The BD-UP 5000 supports both HD DVD and BD and comes second to the LG Electronics BH100 only when it comes to the release time. The device will be initially introduced in the European market at a price of about 400 euro US545 in the fourth quarter of 200 Or, to be specific, the EC is investigating why movie studios chose to back either HD-DVD or Blu-Ray. This investigation is to ensure that there are no monopolies or any other shenanigans going on with either format. HD-DVD is mainly being promoted by Toshiba, with help from movie studios Universal, Warner and Paramount. The last two also support Blu-Ray. Sony and 20th Century Fox only release HD content via Blu-Ray, and several other studios support Blu-Ray. There is no clear winner in the HD-DVD/Blu-Ray war at this point. A small group of Blu-ray Disc owners have discovered a manufacturing defect in the disc that renders the media virtually unplayable. As noted by members of the AVS Forum, the movie most commonly affected by the defect is The Prestige, from Buena Vista Home Entertainment BVHE. The defect is immediately visible to the naked eye and appears as a pattern of dots on the reflective surface of the disc. Users are reporting that the surface of the unplayable discs is still smooth to the touch, indicating that the defect is occurring beneath the top coating. Other forum participants reported that their copies of Stranger Than Fiction, The Departed and Gone in 60 Seconds also suffer from the same defect. WESTBURY, NY June 19th VidaBox, a manufacturer of premium media center systems, is announcing the release of a new media center system called the MAGNUM, which will feature a full color, 1 motorized touch panel with support for Blu-ray, HD DVD, and CableCARD. Sony took a look at its Blu-ray player, and decided that 599 USD was a little rich for a simple optical drive. And so, they have lowered the price of the BDP-S300 to 499 USD. Sony dedicates this price drop to increased demand for the product, as well as lower production costs. The Inquirer points out that another possible cause of this price drop is the price of a Toshiba HD DVD player: less than 300 USD. Just want to clear up a few things surrounding several erroneous stories regarding alleged comments from Peter Moore about Xbox 360 supporting Blu-ray. Simply reports are completely incorrect. Some online media outlets have picked up this story and are citing Internet speculation of an alleged Associated Press story that does not exist, along with comments taken out of context from a story in ITmedia that appeared back in January.