[opendtv] Universal Studios HD DVD

     Consumers Now Can Experience the Best in Picture Sound and
     Interactivity With the Arrival of HD DVD in Stores Today
     - Apr 18, 2006 09:00 AM (PR Newswire)

Universal Studios Home Entertainment Debuts Ten Eye-Popping Film Titles in HD
           DVD Signaling the Beginning of a New Era in Home Viewing


UNIVERSAL CITY, Calif., April 18 /PRNewswire/ -- Universal Studios Home
Entertainment today delivered the first of its much anticipated next
generation High Definition DVD (HD DVD) titles, marking the official arrival
of the superior-quality offerings in stores nationwide.


Futuristic action-adventure "Serenity" is the first in the progressive
rollout of flagship titles available in the new format.  "Doom" and "Apollo
13" are slated to follow on April 25, 2006, with "Cinderella Man," "Jarhead"
and "Assault on Precinct 13" hitting shelves on May 9, 2006.  A fourth wave of
releases on May 23, 2006 includes "The Chronicles of Riddick," "Van Helsing,"
"U-571" and "The Bourne Supremacy."  Each of the ten releases is priced at
$34.98 SRP.  Looking ahead, Universal will continue its rolling introduction
of HD DVD titles on a monthly basis.


Capitalizing on HD DVD's robust technology, "The Bourne Supremacy" DVD
will be the first title from Universal to introduce an all-new interactive
feature called "Bourne Instant Access," a feature-length picture-in-picture
presentation that simultaneously transports viewers behind-the-scenes with the
cast and filmmakers, all without leaving the movie experience.  Additionally,
all Universal HD DVDs will showcase enhanced interactive menus that allow
viewers to easily navigate and access any menu option at any time while the
movie is playing.

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