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Blu-Rays are used only for high definition. Blu-Rays hold up 5 times more data than a DVD can hold. Blu-Rays have capabilities that are way ahead of DVDs, such as accessing the bonus material while watching the movie
yes, i own one and i watch my blue rays in my PS3
There are some major differences between Blu Ray players and DVD players. Among the most important is that you cannot play a Blu Ray disk on a regular DVD player.
Yes. The Blu-Ray's blue laser (hence the name) also recognizes DVDs. But the DVD's laser does not recognize Blu-Rays
Blu-Ray is for HDTVs. They can hold up to 5 times more data than a DVD can hold. Blu-Rays are also more resistant to scratches and harder to break than DVDs
Yes, a Blu-Ray device is an optical reader. CD's, DVD's, and Blu-Rays are called Optical Devices because the reader looks at the disks using light. The light is a laser. Just like a DVD, a Blu-Ray uses a laser beam to light up and read the information on the disk. This is like an old record needle running along a record groove and reading the information. However, the laser used by CD's, DVD's and Blu-Rays does not touch the disk. It just lights it up. The difference between DVD's and Blu-Rays is the colour of laser. DVD's use a red laser light, Blu-Rays use one that is blue. Different coloured laser beams read different sizes. Writing and reading on a DVD with a red laser beam is like using a crayon, a blue beam is like a sharp pencil. The Blu-Ray is an optical device, just like a DVD, but because it uses a "finer pencil" it can put more information onto the disk.
HD DVD movies were first commercially available between 2000 and 2003 as a competitor against Blue-ray discs. In 2008 it was announced that HD DVD would no longer be produced by Toshiba because Blue-ray was more favored among manufacturers and consumers. The fatal blow of HD DVD happened when Warner Bros, the largest market share of DVD's, announced its plans to drop HD DVD in favor of Blue-ray. Shortly after Walmart followed Warner Bros lead.
A blue ray player will play both blue ray disks and regular dvds
Yes, but Blu-Rays will not work on DVD players
First of all blue-ray is only DVD, while HD i think can be both. Also, Blue-ray has much better quality.
Yes. Since Blu-Rays are for HDTVs only, they will be a bit more pricier than DVDs.
Yes, blue ray is better than DVD because blue ray offers a resolution of 1080ip and DVD only offers a resolution for 480p.