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Next-Generation DVD Technology Assessment: Everyone Is Blue in the FacePublished by: IDC Published: Dec. 29, 2004 - 15 Pages Table of ContentsTable of Contents IDC Opinion In This Study Situation Overview Blue Laser?Based Technologies Blu-ray Members Capacity Specifications Production Costs Next-Generation Features Intangibles HD-DVD Members Capacity Specifications Production Costs Next-Generation Features Intangibles Table: HD-DVD and Blu-ray Comparison Blue Laser Inhibitors Future Outlook The Four Scenarios Scenario One: Studios Evenly Split Scenario Two: Studios Cross-Publish on Both Scenario Three: Some Cross-Publishing Scenario Four: One Technology Clearly Wins What Will Happen Essential Guidance Retailers Content Owners Blu-ray and HD-DVD Hardware Manufacturers Learn More Related Research Synopsis AbstractThis IDC study investigates the leading blue-laser technologies competing to become the next-generation standard in DVD. As the two leading technologies, HD-DVD and Blu-ray, hurtle toward a format war, it is necessary to investigate what each vision offers for the future of DVD. The biggest obstacle this market faces, aside from high price points, is the format war that it seems destined to suffer. "As HDTVs continue to find their way into living rooms, there is a pressing need for prerecorded HD content to allow consumers take full advantage of their purchase. However, adoption will be limited at best until the format war concludes." ? Joshua S. Martin, associate research analyst, Consumer Markets Get Full Details About This Report >> |
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