HD-DVD cases worse than Blu-Ray's

Consumer Electronics Show 2006 Dumb designers, no cookie

By Charlie Demerjian

Wed Jan 11 2006, 11:47

A WEEK AGO we told you about Blu-Ray cases, and how they differ from standard DVD cases, potentially making all your shelving and cases useless. How does HD-DVD do in this regard? Worse.

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The size is again different, but the most troubling bit is the red strip at the top, it adds a lip so it appears that they won't stack flat. Oh yeah, not only are your shelves worthless, but you can't even pile them up straight. Lets hear it for brain-dead design.µ

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