Filed under: News | Home Entertainment
Nov 27 2007, 2:23am CST | by Luigi Lugmayr
The North American HD DVD Promotional Group today announced that sales of dedicated HD DVD players exceeded the 750,000 mark.
The data is based on retailer reports and other point of sale data, and includes standalone set-top players as well as the Xbox 360 HD DVD player."HD DVD continues to gain momentum and market share with consumers," said Ken Graffeo, executive vice president of HD strategic marketing for Universal Studios Home Entertainment, and co-president of the HD DVD Promotional Group. "With more than four weeks left for holiday shopping, HD DVD is turning out to be a perfect consumer electronics gift."
Looks like the latest promotions for HD DVD players payed off. HD DVD also won the last Amazon Customers Vote round.
Two HD-DVD players lead the top-selling products in the Amazon Electronics category.
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Luigi Lugmayr
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