Hey check out this site made to show the evolution on HD video as we know it. Neat idea BDA.
http://www.blu-ray.sony-europe.com
The flash-based interactive website is designed to showcase the capabilities of Blu-ray by imagining a world where low-res television is a distant memory, worthy of its own museum. Needlesstosay, in Sony's vision of the future, there is only one high-def disc format, and that format is Blu-ray.
Visitors to the site can tour three virtual exhibits: "Time Tunnel," "The Science Room," and "The Art of HD." All three rooms look at a series of fictional events leading up to the development of high-def disc, but "The Art of HD" room would seem to be the heart of the project, visually explaining the Blu-ray disc format through various interactive exhibits, ranging from a giant TV sculpture demonstrating the disc's resolution power, to a robotic arm sculpture highlighting its storage capacity.
http://www.blu-ray.sony-europe.com
The flash-based interactive website is designed to showcase the capabilities of Blu-ray by imagining a world where low-res television is a distant memory, worthy of its own museum. Needlesstosay, in Sony's vision of the future, there is only one high-def disc format, and that format is Blu-ray.
Visitors to the site can tour three virtual exhibits: "Time Tunnel," "The Science Room," and "The Art of HD." All three rooms look at a series of fictional events leading up to the development of high-def disc, but "The Art of HD" room would seem to be the heart of the project, visually explaining the Blu-ray disc format through various interactive exhibits, ranging from a giant TV sculpture demonstrating the disc's resolution power, to a robotic arm sculpture highlighting its storage capacity.
