As our entertainment technology has grown, the good people of Atlanta are demanding clearer pictures, crisper sound, and brighter colors on their High Def televisions. In this quest for bigger, bolder, and brighter, many people have discovered something called “Blu-ray”, but many don’t really know what a “Blu-ray” disc is.
“Blu-ray” discs are the next generation DVD. Anyone who noted the visual difference between VHS tapes, DVD discs, and HD DVD discs will notice a big difference in the visual display of a “Blu-ray” disc. “Blu-ray” technology was developed by the “Blu-ray Disc Association.” DVD players and CD players use a red laser to read the information digitally burned upon the disc. “Blu-ray” technology uses a blue-violet laser. This laser functions slightly differently than the red laser. The focal point of a blue-violet laser is much smaller than that of a red laser; ergo, more information can be stored on the disc. A “Blu-ray” single layer disc can hold around 25G of data. A dual layer can hold 50G of data. Movie makers fill this extra space with better graphics, richer sound, and additional bonuses that DVDs can’t match.
“Blu-ray” players are backwards compatible with newer standard DVD's, and don't get me started on the magical world of Internet TV. To fully enjoy all of the benefits of a “Blu-ray” disc, the consumer needs to have a HD TV and a HD connection between the “Blu-ray” player and their HDTV. Find the best advice and the best price at your local Atlanta hhgregg.
“Blu-ray” discs are the next generation DVD. Anyone who noted the visual difference between VHS tapes, DVD discs, and HD DVD discs will notice a big difference in the visual display of a “Blu-ray” disc. “Blu-ray” technology was developed by the “Blu-ray Disc Association.” DVD players and CD players use a red laser to read the information digitally burned upon the disc. “Blu-ray” technology uses a blue-violet laser. This laser functions slightly differently than the red laser. The focal point of a blue-violet laser is much smaller than that of a red laser; ergo, more information can be stored on the disc. A “Blu-ray” single layer disc can hold around 25G of data. A dual layer can hold 50G of data. Movie makers fill this extra space with better graphics, richer sound, and additional bonuses that DVDs can’t match. “Blu-ray” players are backwards compatible with newer standard DVD's, and don't get me started on the magical world of Internet TV. To fully enjoy all of the benefits of a “Blu-ray” disc, the consumer needs to have a HD TV and a HD connection between the “Blu-ray” player and their HDTV. Find the best advice and the best price at your local Atlanta hhgregg.
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