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Apple Computer on Thursday said it would support Sony's Blu-ray high-definition standard for digital video discs, a move that will help the Japanese electronics consumer giant win support over a rival format from Toshiba.
With its endorsement, Apple joins most of the computer industry in supporting the Blu-ray format, which is competing with Toshiba's HD DVD format to become the de facto standard for the next generation of DVDs.
Apple Computer on Thursday said it would support Sony's Blu-ray high-definition standard for digital video discs, a move that will help the Japanese electronics consumer giant win support over a rival format from Toshiba.
With its endorsement, Apple joins most of the computer industry in supporting the Blu-ray format, which is competing with Toshiba's HD DVD format to become the de facto standard for the next generation of DVDs.
