The DVD drive in xbox 360 now was jointly made by Toshiba and Samsung.. I think thats strange when in fact samsung could've made a DVD drive on its own.bloke said:Old? According to Yahoo! Japan
http://gameinfo.yahoo.co.jp/info/headlines/mai/20051214/cpt/19460000_mai097.html
Blaster1X said:The DVD drive in xbox 360 now was jointly made by Toshiba and Samsung.. I think thats strange when in fact samsung could've made a DVD drive on its own.
Look for a surprise in the future.![]()
Phoenix said:If true, dumbest Microsoft move ever...
That could be easily fix with an adapter... Dont worry yourself over it.bill0527 said:But again, no one gets the fucking point.
THERE IS NO DIGITAL OUTPUT BUILT INTO THE XBOX 360 CONSOLE.
There is no slot for HDMI and no slot for DVI, therefore, NO HD-DVD.
Christ it isn't that hard to look on the back of your console and figure that out. The 360 does not have a pure digital out therefore, no HTCP, thefore NO FUCKING HD-DVD upgrade. It would have to be a whole new reworked system.
Blaster1X said:That could be easily fix with and adapter... Dont worry yourself over it.
you mean 1080p :lolmonkeyrun said:too bad they already missed the HD era.
Blaster1X said:you mean 1080p :lol
ATI already stated Its XENOS GPU is capable of 1080p. Is it possible for MS to add HD-DVD support in the future.. I would think so.sonycowboy said:Nope.
They'd have to put digital output on their GPU, which currently is only analog. There ain't no way around that.
Blaster1X said:ATI already stated Its XENOS GPU is capable of 1080p. Is it possible for MS to add HD-DVD support in the future.. I would think so.
Blaster1X said:ATI already stated Its XENOS GPU is capable of 1080p. Is it possible for MS to add HD-DVD support in the future.. I would think so.
You and I do not know the ins & outs of 360 design, I'm sure the designers were thinking about the future.bill0527 said:Whether it supports 1080p or not doesn't matter because you still need a pure digital output for HD-DVD, which has not been built into the Xbox 360, unless you can point out to me where I'm missing it when I look on the back of my console.
Ghost said:Wont you be able to stream HD content via Media Center PCs?
Yes, you can watch HD content now via Media Center.Ghost said:Wont you be able to stream HD content via Media Center PCs?
Ghost said:Wont you be able to stream HD content via Media Center PCs?
Blaster1X said:You and I do not know the ins & outs of 360 design, I'm sure the designers were thinking about the future.
radioheadrule83 said:Conceivably it wouldnt even effect price.
Again MS said themselves they will consider HDMI in the future. That tells anyone with common sense that digital out is capable on the 360.bill0527 said:While I am not much of a technical guru, I have looked outside and inside an Xbox 360 and there is no digital out and the output has been designed for analog.
There is no possible way for HD-DVD to work with the current Xbox360 without a serious reworking of the system's innards.
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radioheadrule83 said:Aren't HD-DVD players potentially cheaper than bluray ones too? Conceivably it wouldnt even effect price.
bill0527 said:Whether it supports 1080p or not doesn't matter because you still need a pure digital output for HD-DVD, which has not been built into the Xbox 360, unless you can point out to me where I'm missing it when I look on the back of my console.
you are upset because MS missed the HD era ? :lolVictimOfGrief said:Once again.... LOCK THIS THREAD
http://www.cdfreaks.com/news/12619BlueTsunami said:I believe he means HD-DVD or Blu Ray
After some confusion on whether or not the Xbox 360 will take on HD DVD support, Microsoft's chairman Bill Gates has confirmed that a later version of the Xbox 360 will indeed incorporate a HD DVD player or something else. However, even if the Xbox 360 console takes on HD DVD support at a later stage, it will certainly not be used for games. Instead, the only benefit of adding HD DVD support will be to watch HD DVD movies.
Japan's chief of Xbox operations, Yoshihiro Maruyama, has confirmed that while a version of the Xbox 360 console which can read HD-DVD discs is a possibility, the next-generation DVD standard will never be used for games on the platform.
"It's a possibility, but it won't have any relationship to gaming," Maruyama said, according to a translation from US website GameSpot. "If the Xbox 360 uses a next-generation DVD drive in the future, it will only be used for watching movies that run on next-generation DVDs."
Spazbiohaz said:This can be changed with a new plug. At this time it is not a big deal to release a adaptor other then component, since most people don't have HDTV's anyway
Blaster1X said:Just as Blu-ray for PS3 it'll be only use for movies.
No... I'm upset because lame brains with no real media links post shit that isn't true and/or credible yet the monkey's go ape shit.monkeyrun said:you are upset because MS missed the HD era ? :lol
I know, but we havent heard anything about it yet.. 1080p really needs the extra space but PS3 games that's shown so far are only 720p.gofreak said:Blu-ray is useable for PS3 games, obviously.
Blaster1X said:Just as Blu-ray for PS3 it'll be only use for movies.
Yes we have.Blaster1X said:I know, but we havent heard anything about it yet..
Blaster1X said:Just as Blu-ray for PS3 it'll be only use for movies.
hukasmokincaterpillar said:Huh?
*looks at post history*
Oh.
Phoenix said:If true, dumbest Microsoft move ever...
Blaster1X said:I know, but we havent heard anything about it yet.. 1080p really needs the extra space but PS3 games that's shown so far are only 720p.
soundwave05 said:If every new 360 from fall 2006 on out has an HD-DVD player .... all I can say is fuck you Microsoft.
I will buy every single multiplatform title on the PS3 and I will limit any XBox 360 purchase to an absolute bare minimum of a must-have exclusive ... and even then.
Launch a console once and do it properly. Especailly if you're charging $400 for it.
Come on now... be honest, I've seen your posts around here... you were always going to do all the stuff you listed here, no matter what.soundwave05 said:If every new 360 from fall 2006 on out has an HD-DVD player .... all I can say is fuck you Microsoft.
I will buy every single multiplatform title on the PS3 and I will limit any XBox 360 purchase to an absolute bare minimum of a must-have exclusive ... and even then.
Launch a console once and do it properly. Especailly if you're charging $400 for it.
shpankey said:Come on now... be honest, I've seen your posts around here... you were always going to do all the stuff you listed here, no matter what.![]()
Blaster1X said:Just as Blu-ray for PS3 it'll be only use for movies.
It's possible only with a new console model.Blaster1X said:Again MS said themselves they will consider HDMI in the future. That tells anyone with common sense that digital out is capable on the 360.