Toshiba working on in-car HD DVD player
Tokyo (Japan) - With automotive video systems just beginning to reach mass appeal, Toshiba has unveiled a system that plays HD DVD movies from a new in-car player.
A prototype was showed at last week’s Automotive Engineering Exposition in Japan. Control for the player, which has a built-in screen, is done via a touch screen input.
Toshiba is planning a release date of 2008 for the unit in Japan, according to Japanese site Tech-On.
HD DVD has remained behind Blu-ray, taking the #2 spot in the hi-def format wars every month since the two made their retail debuts last year.
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