Build Quality: For something hand built, the overall build quality is quite good. Of course, it isn’t nearly as perfect as something from a plastic molding machine but it is far ahead from the...
Disclaimer: My only other good cans to compare these to are Beyerdynamics DT770 (250). I fully realize this review will be biased because of that. So please keep that in mind. This review is my...
First Impressions:
Well, when I first used these, I used them in the same place I'd expect myself to continue using these, on the go from place to place, and while at places outside the...
I bought these this week from amazon.co.uk for £10 including delivery. That's US $15.
Packaging, appearance, warranty, euro-nanny knows best:
Mine arrived in the small European packaging box,...
Absolutely beautiful little player. It's just a gorgeous chunk of tech that feels good to hold. For me personally tech has to have form as well as function and the AK120 doesn't disappoint on...
I second the both... that was my solution to the debate anyway.
Though to be honest it would be nice to see HD DVD win as the players are significantly cheaper and are every bit as good as Blu-ray...oh and HD DVD is not Sony.
HD DVD is much more of a complete package... the picture-in-picture video commentary, ethernet connectivity, etc. I have one and I LOVE it, but due to the difficulty of the fact that Blu-Ray has better exclusive studio support, I think that HD DVD is doomed to be 2nd place at best.
The detail in each seems the same but the color is different. HD seems natural while Blue-Ray seems sometimes more colorful or color filtered depending on the movie. Which is better? that depends on the movie.
LG makes a player that does both but it's pricey.
I thought Blu-Ray was ahead the whole time, but I remembered reading that it was the first time every in the 1st quarter of the year that blu-ray out sold HD-DVD. I'm not sure who might win, but didn't these companies learn from Sony? Sony had a great product called Betamax that was superior to VHS, but it's now gone. I wished they had just standardized the new format from the beginning
i bought the hd-dvd drive for my 360... i'll eventually have a PS3... so either way i'm covered but i hope HD-DVD wins though some of the studios to back bluray exclusively (who knows how much sony paid them) include disney (no hd dvd pirates for me) mgm (hd dvd spaceballs is out) fox (HD DVD Star Wars looks to be a dead dream) so the future is very uncertain
i guess we'll see which format the **** industry backs...