rookie7 said:Have to love this game...some guy regs totalhd.com this morning and now is sitting on a XXXX domain mere hours later, just goes to show, there will always be opportunities to those paying attention...anyway, I wasn't quite as quick as some others but I still managed to secure totalhddisc_tv and thddisc_com (just in case it is further abreivated)
rookie7 said:Have to love this game...some guy regs totalhd.com this morning and now is sitting on a XXXX domain mere hours later, just goes to show, there will always be opportunities to those paying attention...anyway, I wasn't quite as quick as some others but I still managed to secure totalhddisc_tv and thddisc_com (just in case it is further abreivated)
Skinny said:It's so crazy this "game". And I mean like nothing is for sure. This format could die. I sure hope not though.
But like you mentioned: reading, fast fingers, a little cash, could go a long way.
Problem is this name can change very quick
But at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas next week, at least one hardware provider, LG Electronics Co., is expected to showcase DVD players that work with either technology. Hewlett-Packard Co. will also have products that support both formats in the marketplace this year, a source close to the company says. Others are expected to follow suit.

