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12-23-2008, 06:10 PM
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HD vs blu ray
whats the difference between hd and blu ray
i think high definition is just for tv and blu ray is for movies
what's the real difference?
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12-29-2008, 01:17 PM
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HD is High Definition and is basiclly down to the picture quality in a movie, tv ect it's if the makers of this enhance it with HD TECH so it looks better and runs smoother. Blu Ray is a special way of encrypting disc's or putting the data onto the disc, it does about 8 layers so the picture, sound and everything else with the disc and its contents is alot better, also using this method you can put so much more stuff on a disc equivalent to about 8 times as much!
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