Dom
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Registered: 13th Sep 03
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Originally posted by ed
Minidisks are widely used for professional applications like in theaters and on the radio 
bloody limited these days though, with the price of DAWs and hard-drives, most radio stations music is stored on servers and/or CD/Vinyl/Dat etc
But i agree, it's the same bollocks as everything else and there already working on discs that can handle 10x the amount of data etc
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John
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Registered: 30th Jun 03
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Bought instad of brought steve  
Sony are for the meantime only bringing films out on blu ray.
Steve is right though, a player that plays both is the most likely.
They already have the chip to do it for roughly the same price as a single bluray/hd-dvd chip, just waiting on the lasers to go with it.
RAM was never really competing against RW marc, RAm has other applications, moreso for data than video.
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