06
Jul
2006
HD DVD players are almost oldskool by now. That’s why Toshiba takes it one step further. According to creative.mac the Japanese company will launch the world’s first high-definition DVD recorder in July in Japan.
The new RD-A1 can record and store up to 130 hours of HD broadcasts (…) and record up to 230 minutes of HD content to a single HD DVD disc, Toshiba claims in a statement. Toshiba hasn’t decided yet when it will launch the RD-A1 overseas.
Seems like Blu-ray has far from won the battle against HD DVD…