HD DVD Burners?

[tornado33]

Did any of them hit the market before the death of HD-DVD? If so... there has to be a surplus of them somewhere, and I'd like to know just where that is.

 

[jamilm9]

http://www.engadget.com/2007/01/05/toshiba-unveils-sd-h903a-hd-dvd-burner-for-pcs/

2 sec of googling.

 

[tornado33]

[quote author=jamilm9 2 sec of googling.[/quote]

Good for you.

I didn't ask if one ever existed, I asked, ""Did any of them hit the market before the death of HD-DVD?"

 

[bmansc]

I doubt that they ever made it to mass production. It was not long after that announcement that the movie studios jumped on the Blu-Ray Only bandwagon and HD-DVD entered the downward spiral

 

[tornado33]

I doubt that they ever made it to mass production. It was not long after that announcement that the movie studios jumped on the Blu-Ray Only bandwagon and HD-DVD entered the downward spiral

Yeah... That's what I was afraid of. :-[

 

[Switch]

Aren't the replacement sleds for the 360 HD-DVD? :-/

 

[tornado33]

Aren't the replacement sleds for the 360 HD-DVD? :-/

Yeah, but those aren't HD-DVD-R.

There's an ebay store selling notebook Toshiba SD-L902A HD-DVD-R for $249.95, but that seems to be the cheapest I can find. Seems like a ripe off given the current status of HD-DVD.

 

[pwnstar]

[quote author=Switch link=1212005366/0#5 date=1212075255]Aren't the replacement sleds for the 360 HD-DVD? :-/

Yeah, but those aren't HD-DVD-R.
[/quote]

Yes they are. and they can put out 80mw of bluray
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