Sony Electronics has announced 2 new Blu-ray recorders for the Japanese market: the BDZ-A70 and BDZ-T90. Both recorders will feature the ability to read and write both Blu-ray and DVD media, as well as read any CD media. Both will feature large hard drives - the A70 comes with a 320GB hard drive, the T90 with the larger 500GB hard drive - that the machine can easily record and playback material in the popular AVCHD format.
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Will Blu-ray replace previous DVDs? Its manufacturers hope so. In the meantime, JVC has developed a Blu-ray/DVD combo disc with an approximate 33.5-GB capacity, allowing for the release of video in both formats on a single disc. But Blu-ray is not alone in the marketplace. A few other formats are competing for a share of the DVD market.
The other big player is HD-DVD, also called AOD (Advanced Optical Disc), which was developed by electronics giants Toshiba and NEC. HD-DVD was actually in the works before regular DVD, but it didn’t begin real development until 2003.
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Analysis: Blu-Ray and HD-DVD developments at CES 2008
Analysis of the Blu-Ray/HD-DVD developments at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, following Warner's announcement that it is moving into the Blu-Ray camp for high-definition DVDs. This segment includes reaction from Toshiba and Sony executives, as well as commentary from industry analysts.