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DVD Format Technology Going To New Heights Could This Really Mean War?
The So Called War Around Next Generation DVDs and thier Formats may be over before it even begins. Thank You to a breakthrough from a British media Technology Company BNME (Brtian-based new Medium Enterprises) said that they have solved the technical production problem that makes it possible to produce a "cheap-mulitple layer DVD dis containing one film, in different competeing formats".
This means that sales for DVD Players as well as DVD movies should move up in price range alittle but not really expecting an traumatic change in price but sales should definitely sky-rocket hopefully beating sales from when DVD first Debuted, and with hopefully less techinical errors upon owning one in your home.
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