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HD DVD (High Definition DVD) was a digital optical disc format developed by the HD DVD Forum, a consortium of electronics and computer companies. Introduced in 2006 as a successor to standard DVDs, it was designed to store high-definition video content, offering higher storage capacities and improved picture quality compared to traditional DVDs. The format competed directly with Blu-ray Disc, another high-definition optical disc standard, leading to a brief but intense industry rivalry known as the HD DVD vs. Blu-ray war.
HD DVD discs were available in single-layer (15 GB) and dual-layer (30 GB) versions, with the potential
The format gained initial support from major electronics manufacturers, including Toshiba, NEC, and Sanyo, as well
The decline of HD DVD was attributed to several factors, including Blu-ray’s earlier market introduction, stronger