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User name: Peter Harvey

Location: Brisbane, Australia

Comments: Looks like David Carnoy was right on the mark way back in December 2004... "Me, I'm ballparking the end of 2006 before anything interesting really starts to happen in the high-def disc arena."

I noticed today that EzyDVD will have HD-DVD movies in Australia from the first week in December 2006.

@anon>" I don't want ten languages."

Sorry, but you DO want ten languages because it keeps production costs down producing one product thousands of times instead of producing individual products of lesser manufacture run sizes for each language.

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