*sasha ITALIA*
14-10-2006, 01:02
LOL
http://youtube.com/watch?v=9cOcTHBTRJ4
http://youtube.com/watch?v=9cOcTHBTRJ4
View Full Version : [360] HD-DVD Player Spot
Digit@l
14-10-2006, 01:04
hahaha spettacolo... le inventano proprio tutte :D
Homer314
14-10-2006, 01:09
Molto carina sta pubblicità :D
Yngwie74
14-10-2006, 11:46
Xbox360 HD DVD drive recognized as optical drive on PCs
This could be interesting, especially if you have a HTPC. It seems Gizmodo was in attendance at a Microsoft-Toshiba demo of the Xbox360 HD DVD player and Toshiba 2nd gen HD DVD players. The article said that at the demo, the reps there had some new HD DVD movie discs that blew away the ones sold at retail at the moment as far as quality goes. They said the films played over component connections were of a stunning quality. Interestingly, the output to the display from the external HD DVD drive was of course 1080i, but they said it was de-interlaced by the 50" Pioneer 1080p display and it looked great. But, read below for a tantalizing tidbit, that is even more fun to ponder about:
Some things I found out, and can talk about is the 360 HD-DVD drive can be plugged into a PC and it will be recognized as an optical drive, but will not play HD-DVD movies. I asked what if you have the proper HD-DVD software on the PC, to that [redacted] said that he didn't know, it hadn't been tried yet- maybe there's something there...
Well, wouldn't it be interesting if these $199 dollar HD DVD external drives would work on a PC with a software addition? It might entice some home theater PC owners to make the leap to HD optical! Most already have a 720p or 1080i display and I bet there are some component connections available for such a device.
Fonte CdFreaks.com
In altre parole il drive verrebbe tranquillamente riconosciuto come unita' ottica nei normali PC.
La cosa sarebbe importantissima per i possessori di HTPC con uscita HDMI che per 199$ (o euro) potrebbero dotare il loro HTPC con il drive HD-DVD (tra l'altro senza dover per forza possedere l'X360).
This could be interesting, especially if you have a HTPC. It seems Gizmodo was in attendance at a Microsoft-Toshiba demo of the Xbox360 HD DVD player and Toshiba 2nd gen HD DVD players. The article said that at the demo, the reps there had some new HD DVD movie discs that blew away the ones sold at retail at the moment as far as quality goes. They said the films played over component connections were of a stunning quality. Interestingly, the output to the display from the external HD DVD drive was of course 1080i, but they said it was de-interlaced by the 50" Pioneer 1080p display and it looked great. But, read below for a tantalizing tidbit, that is even more fun to ponder about:
Some things I found out, and can talk about is the 360 HD-DVD drive can be plugged into a PC and it will be recognized as an optical drive, but will not play HD-DVD movies. I asked what if you have the proper HD-DVD software on the PC, to that [redacted] said that he didn't know, it hadn't been tried yet- maybe there's something there...
Well, wouldn't it be interesting if these $199 dollar HD DVD external drives would work on a PC with a software addition? It might entice some home theater PC owners to make the leap to HD optical! Most already have a 720p or 1080i display and I bet there are some component connections available for such a device.
Fonte CdFreaks.com
In altre parole il drive verrebbe tranquillamente riconosciuto come unita' ottica nei normali PC.
La cosa sarebbe importantissima per i possessori di HTPC con uscita HDMI che per 199$ (o euro) potrebbero dotare il loro HTPC con il drive HD-DVD (tra l'altro senza dover per forza possedere l'X360).
Homer314
14-10-2006, 13:24
Fonte CdFreaks.com
In altre parole il drive verrebbe tranquillamente riconosciuto come unita' ottica nei normali PC.
La cosa sarebbe importantissima per i possessori di HTPC con uscita HDMI che per 199$ (o euro) potrebbero dotare il loro HTPC con il drive HD-DVD (tra l'altro senza dover per forza possedere l'X360).
Io ho assemblato proprio ora il mio HTPC ed appena usciranno i lettori HD-DVD da 5" non ci penserò due volte ad acquistare quelli piuttosto che il drive della 360 :D
In altre parole il drive verrebbe tranquillamente riconosciuto come unita' ottica nei normali PC.
La cosa sarebbe importantissima per i possessori di HTPC con uscita HDMI che per 199$ (o euro) potrebbero dotare il loro HTPC con il drive HD-DVD (tra l'altro senza dover per forza possedere l'X360).
Io ho assemblato proprio ora il mio HTPC ed appena usciranno i lettori HD-DVD da 5" non ci penserò due volte ad acquistare quelli piuttosto che il drive della 360 :D
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