Open Question: what is the difference? and benefits between having a blu-ray disk drive and a dvd/cd drive for desktop?

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Home >All Categories > Computers & Internet >Hardware >Desktops >Open QuestionJacob Jacob Member since:December 15, 2010Total points:195 (Level 1)http://www.bestbuy.com/site/Drives-Storage/CD-DVD-Drives/abcat0504005.c?id=abcat0504005
what is the difference? and is having a blu-ray better then the dvd one?
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wokan by wokan Member since:June 29, 2008Total points:1,963 (Level 3)A blu-ray drive can read blu-ray discs, DVDs, and CDs (and often HD-DVDs as well). A DVD drive can't read blu-rays. It's similar to the difference between a DVD drive and a CD drive.Andrew S by Andrew S Member since:December 29, 2008Total points:54,655 (Level 7)A blu-ray drive will play blu-ray discs in addition to regular DVDs and CDs. That means high definition video and much greater capacity when used for data. However, my thought are that unless you want to play HD movies now leave it for the time being - blu-ray drives are still expensive, and by the time they are commonly used for data the cost of them will have plummeted.Springheel Jack by Springheel Jack Member since:February 23, 2009Total points:626 (Level 2)A Blu-ray drive can read Blu-ray discs, a DVD drive can only read DVD's and CD's. I don't own a Blu-ray player, but I assume it can play normal DVD's as well, so the Blu-Ray player is better if you have a lot of Blu-ray movies you want to watch.

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