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Photos: Toshiba's taking tickets for HD DVD movies

Toshiba's Yoshiihide Fujii and movie executives reveal plans for HD DVD discs at the Consumer Electronics Show.
By Bill Detwiler, Contributor
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making HD DVD movies

Flanked by Hollywood execs, Toshiba's Yoshiihide Fujii shows off an HD DVD disc at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. The group pledged that movies such as "Million Dollar Baby," "Harry Potter 4: The Goblet of Fire" and "Blazing Saddles" will come out this year on HD DVD discs.

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Qosmio laptop

Toshiba will be ready for the movie rush with new computers like this Qosmio laptop which comes with an HD DVD drive. Pricing and availability will be announced in the first quarter.

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