Well since Blu-Ray has more or less won

[ken_cinder]

100 DVD-Rs for $10? I wouldn't touch that with a 10 foot pole, has to be VERY poor quality media.

[Ahmad89]

100 DVD-Rs for $10? I wouldn't touch that with a 10 foot pole, has to be VERY poor quality media.

MAGNAVOX 100 DISCS 1-16X DVD+R. They work well for burning some of my media files. They kind of suck but hey, they're 10 bucks.

[CJ Jackson]

The most reliable to data transmit data is a hard drive and a 100mb network connections they are both faster then Blu-Ray and HD DVD. A PC, Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 are capable of playing videos from a networked PC, I couldn't give a damn about the portability of HD DVD and Blu-Ray, they are just as bad as CD's and DVD's they get scratched too easily.

Edited January 18, 2008 by Hexter

[alexis]

I am only concerned with media durability and space and will go with anything that offers that to me at a reasonable price, so far, DVD is fine with me

another thing that you have to think of is that evertyhing oyu have already uses DVD, so to replace it, you will not only need to get a blu-ray hd-dvd player, but also a drive for your pc, one for your music system, etc, etc, and whenever you want to carry some of your struff with you your friends will need to have that too, I only adopt new media when it becomes widely used and something standard, well, you get my point....