Warner Bros: The dual format DVD disc

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 In a war of the electronic video format the DVD disk is the most common to be supported for majority of users to play high definition movies. Warner Bros as a universal manufacturer is willing to reveal the store for its latest product a DVD disk able to read all high definition movie format encouraging consumers to turn more to buy HD movies.

 Barry Meyer, chairman and chief executive of Warner Bros Entertainment announced Friday that the company would unveil the disc on Tuesday at the Las Vegas, Nev., trade show. Named Total Hi-Def, the disc would make its possible to play a movie in either a HD DVD player or a Blue-ray player. Among all production studio Warner Bros remains the only one which adopts both of formats while other like 20 th century Fox uses blue-ray player and universal studio uses HD one, but the manufacturers also defers by making choice between the two as the two Japanese Sony and Hitachi which supports the blue-ray while the American NEC and Toshiba work on HD DVD.

 The time that Warner bros produces movies on this format, LG electronics has brought a new better choice for consumers to have a more useful players reading both formats if not saying all formats to have the freedom to use all DVDs, this latter will proceed for the operation next week at CES also. Despite the quality of TV providers in flat screens consumers prefer DVDs to schedule their own program and break the condition of time and availability.

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