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Broadcom First to Ship True Single Chip Blu-ray Disc Solution

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Broadcom Corporation a global leader in semiconductors for wired and wireless communications, today announced that it is the first silicon provider to ship a true single die Blu-ray Disc® chip. The new Broadcom® BCM7630 offers an unprecedented level of integration combining proven optical front-end and back-end video decoding and display technologies in a single die solution. In addition to industry leading Blu-ray performance, the BCM7630 also supports leading-edge Internet streaming applications including Netflix® 2.0, Pandora® Internet Radio, Vudu(TM), CinemaNow® movie services and others. This unparalleled integration and functionality delivers a premium home entertainment experience to consumers.
 
Meh, if you're paying $10-25 blu-ray the cost of the player shouldn't bother you much... :runaway:
 
Blazestorm said:
Meh, if you're paying $10-25 blu-ray the cost of the player shouldn't bother you much... :runaway:
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I seem to remember dvds costing the same when they were the only thing out that wasnt VHS... and now that Blu-ray is the top dog in quality, dvds will end up as the new VHS.
 
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