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• Subject: Microsoft and Blu-ray!
  
  Blu-ray originally launched in 2006. Sure Microsoft went with another format, but that battle has come and gone.
  
  It's market penetration of blu-ray is currently around the 17% of the market mark and growing.
  
  There are desktop, laptop and tv solutions for blu-ray. Which, other than as a backup medium, are not supported by Microsoft.
  
  In a new operationg system, being release in 2009, there is still no native blu-ray playback support being delivered.
  
  What is the fundamental reason blu-ray playback is not support by Microsoft in either Media Player or Media Center in Windows 7?
  
  Will this? and if so When will this change? Why is Microsoft such a laggard and not a leader in this area? In reply to: "Send in your questions for Steve Ballmer"

  September 26, 2009

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• This is a good review - it needs to be quickly updated after all the 2009 models are finalised, because currently it is a bit a of mix.
  
  Also in the chart why all the "Info unavailable" against thing like THX or S-Video? Mostly this info is a 100% available but it just make the chart all the more confusing. Please fix. In reply to: "Sony and Pioneer receivers edge out the competition in CNET shootout"

  February 22, 2009

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• HDCP Server? Really ? It is putting encrypted 1080p on the airwaves? Maybe it has its own DHCP server instead? In reply to: "Intel's My WiFi makes my Internet yours"

  January 14, 2009

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• 128 Million Giggles of Ram? In reply to: "Velocity Mobile ships first smartphone"

  September 10, 2008

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