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Opinion: Total recall
Interesting news from Amazon – the online store has announced a $50 credit to anyone who bought the wrong HD video player, i.e. anyone who bought an HD-DVD player from Amazon before Toshiba pulled the plug and waved the white flag in the HD format war.
Ian Yates
Apr 16 2008, 7:00AM
Training & Development
Amazon gives US$50 to each HD-DVD customer
Online retail giant
Amazon
has given $50 credit to all customers who bought an HD-DVD player before 23 February, the date Toshiba officially surrendered the format war.
Staff Writers
Apr 14 2008, 7:51AM
Finance
Toshiba expected to drop HD-DVD
Global newswires have been flooded with reports that
Toshiba
is preparing to end to its support of HD-DVD.
Clement James
Feb 19 2008, 6:53AM
Strategy
Wal-Mart latest to dump HD-DVD
Wal-Mart
has become the latest company to adopt Blu-ray exclusively for high-definition DVDs.
Shaun Nichols
Feb 19 2008, 6:50AM
Strategy
HD-DVD Group hits back as UK Woolworths picks Blu-ray
The HD-DVD Promotion Group has gone on the offensive after Woolworths in the UK announced plans to delist HD-DVD discs in favour of Blu-ray.
Guy Dixon
Feb 1 2008, 6:41AM
Hardware
Toshiba continues to back HD-DVD
Toshiba believes that the HD format war is far from over, despite a major setback with Warner Bros' recent defection to the Blu-ray camp.
Staff Writers
Jan 8 2008, 6:36AM
Hardware
Toshiba slashes HD-DVD sales forecasts
But firm still launches two new players.
Staff Writers
Jun 14 2007, 8:00AM
Finance
Blu-ray launched in Australia
Blu-ray officially lands; HD-DVD on shaky ground.
David Field
Feb 15 2007, 4:45PM
Hardware
Toshiba to delay HD DVD player launch into 2006
Toshiba will delay the year-end Japan launch of its next-generation HD DVD players to address copy protection issues, potentially undermining its advantage as the first supplier to put such machines on the market.
Staff Writers
Dec 14 2005, 12:15PM
Hardware
Toshiba to launch PC with HD DVD drive in 2006
Japan's Toshiba said on Tuesday it had developed the world's first PC able to read HD DVD discs, a next-generation disc format it is promoting over a rival standard pushed by Sony.
Staff Writers
Sep 28 2005, 3:02PM
Hardware
Microsoft, Intel throw weight behind HD DVD standard
Microsoft and Intel this week threw their weight behind the next-generation HD DVD format being promoted by Toshiba in a blow to Sony's, Blu-ray format.
Reed Stevenson
Sep 28 2005, 9:30AM
Hardware
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