We are left to assume that pirates will get a slap on the wrist, the mere revocation of their device keys via the MKB, which means they'll have to go to Best Buy and get another copy of WinDVD to obtain new keys.

I know this is old news, but where can you buy them? If you google the name, you will get well over 1500 hits Toshiba SD-H903A HD DVD Burner Announced http://news.ecoustics.com/bbs/messag81/314746.html

If you know anyone that is selling an SD-H903A, please let me know! I want to buy one! (then I'll tell you how it worked out.) Max. PS, I've burned a lot of HD-DVD video on standard SD DVD-R stock which runs fine in the current batch of

without great content, no one is going to be compelled to buy into either format. i've spent some time tracking down what it would take to actually author a blu-ray or hd-dvd disc, and was very surprised by how difficult (and expensive)

supposedly, toshiba has shipped the sd-h903a hd-dvd burner. does anyone know where to buy one? other than buying it as a component of a complete computer? i've checked all the usual outlets, but no luck. any help would be appreciated.

I also have a w52ca and would like to get it john: i want to buy the P168C or the cectp168 what is th john: i want to buy the P168C but i oly want to buy it i sajay: I would like to know that when this cdma+gsm mobil

now comes the bad news - if you’re looking to buy this drive in stores, forget about it for now. dailytech is reporting that toshiba will shipping the drive direct to oems for now. blah. [check it out via dailytech]

Toshiba is going to launch in this month it latest DVD burner, the SD-H903A a STAT DVD bunrer. The Toshiba SD-H903A supports not only Dual layer DVDs but also DVD RAM and even Dual Layer HD-DVDs. It burns DVD-RAM at 3x, DVDs at 8x,

hollywood studios have approved a new technology and licensing arrangement that should remove a major obstacle consumers now face with burning movies they buy digitally over the internet onto a dvd that will play everywhere.

I've made this clear before, but compare it to the new 4x 25GB/50GB BD burner (and "old" 2x burners), or to the price/capacity/speed of a 4x DL-DVD-R, and this is a joke on the consumers who buy it. A frickin' joke of mammoth