faudrait pas melanger 50000 copie vendues et 50000 shippées
"Japanese electronics maker Toshiba said it aims to ship a total of 350,000 high-definition DVD players and recorders worldwide by the end of 2006 and a further 200,000 in the first quarter of 2007.
"We´ve already shipped around 50,000 in the US and Japan. We plan to ship another 300,000 by the end of the year," Yoshihide Fujii, the head of Toshiba´s digital consumer business, said.
"In the first quarter of next year, we should ship another 200,000 worldwide," he added, speaking after giving a keynote speech to the IFA consumer electronics trade fair in Berlin.
Toshiba said on Friday it would introduce its first two high-definition DVD (HD-DVD) players in Europe by November, priced between $768-$1,280.
Fujii said the majority of the HD-DVD machines shipped would be players, which are still far cheaper than recorders, and about 70 per cent would go to the United States, with the rest about equally divided between Europe and Japan.
"We see rapid growth in the recorder market, especially in Japan, in the second half of next year," he said, adding that prices were currently still above $3,000.
Getting a critical mass of next-generation DVD players onto the market at the right price fast is crucial at the moment in the electronics sector, which is divided into two camps each supporting a different standard to succeed current DVDs.
The HD-DVD camp is led by Toshiba, while the competing Blu-ray standard is supported by a group of companies around rival Japanese electronics maker Sony."
qui possede le 1080P and HDMI 1.3??? HDDVD
tjr... et encore les pro S qui font de la desinformations