Will DVD be inheriting HD DVD's web features?

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Posted by AndimerForts on Saturday, July 05, 2008 at 8:18AM :

As the primary backer of HD DVD, Toshiba spent a lot of money developing technology that they didn't get a lot of use out of. Some features from HD DVD players, like upscaling, fit nicely into standard DVD players. Others, like web-enabled content, aren't quite as applicable. Sure you could put the same capabilities into a DVD player, but with no official standard you'd be hard pressed to get anyone to take advantage of it.

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Will DVD be inheriting HD DVD's web features?

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