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Feb 28 2008, 1:18pm CST | by Shane McGlaun
The big benefit of VMD according to the NME is that the players are cheaper because they are based on red laser technology. "The way is now clear for VMD to be embraced by the industry, our technology is robust and our format is clearly equal to the quality required to deliver a true HD experience for the consumer at a price they are prepared to afford" Said Interim CEO Geoff Russell.
The VMD format can display at full 1080p like Blu-ray. Personally, I just don’t see this happening at all. The market is just getting used to the idea of crowning Blu-ray as the HD format king. I seriously doubt that a HD format with a much smaller support base than HD DVD had stands a chance of being accepted broadly against Blu-ray.
Via NME
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