Huh? What war are you fighting? It basically means more investment into Blu-ray and BD-ROM drives is justified.PC-Engine said:Let me guess, this has something to do with load times on PS3? Please leave your war at the door.one said:http://www.tmcnet.com/usubmit/2005/jul/1168294.htm
Pricing is relative - but the fact that manufacturers are ready to start from x2 BD drives suggests that x2 drives will be the cheapest and the most prevailing in the market for a while. Some in this thread argue PS3 may have x1 drive, but it's unlikely IMO.At what price? Doesn't mean much without pricing does it?one said:http://www.watch.impress.co.jp/av/docs/20041005/ceatec02.htm
BTW, last year Pioneer showed a Blu-ray burner for PC at CEATEC 2004, which can write BD-R/BD-R RE @ x2, DVD+/-R @ x8, DVD-RW @ x4, DVD-R DL @ 2.4, and can read BD-ROM @ x2. Its plan then was it'd be released in early 2005 as soon as the BD-ROM standard is ratified, so a x2 BD-ROM hardware would be ready now.