JB HI FI of Australia to stock HD-DVD

JB HI FI of Australia(large retail chain) was Blu-ray exclusive but are now going to stock HD-DVD players and HD-DVD movies.As most of you no BLU-RAY is the widest supported HDM in this country by far and proably most other country's out side of the USA,But I think sence Paramount and dreamworks have gone exclusive to HD-DVD most of the large BLU-RAY exclusive retailers are going to have to rethink there decisions about HDM.This can only help HD-DVD and give the end user more choice when it comes to HDM.....
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No I new it had been posted before(there are some that aren't slow) but I just wanted to hear what other people thought about JB's decision to go with HD-DVD will impact HD-DVD in Australia and wether other Australian retalers will follow suit. I think it is A big deal for HD-DVD in this country in that it gives the end user more choice....
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In the Geelong area there are two Target store's that have mostly Blu-ray but earlier in the year they did stock A few HD-DVD titles but now there is only the mission impossiable HD-DVD box set in the target store I go to and that is it,But plenty of BLU-RAY titles. May be Target struck A deal with sony to be A BLU-RAY exclusive store, it shore look's that way. The two Harvey Norman super stores here mainly stock BLU-RAY players and A few Blu-ray movies and they have toshiba E1 HD players. I am not shore about Kmart stocking HDM last time I was there(5 months ago) they did not have any....

I recieved a november issu (new look) video-ezy magazine today from my local video hire store.Inside the mag on the back page they had A brief wright up on HD-DVD and BLU-RAY technology and things to no,they also said that some video ezy stores are now stocking both HDM formats at selected stores.I have not seen any HDM at the block buster stores but I think they will follow suit sense they were acquired by video ezy earlier in the year according to the web...