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Vote in the BVA Awards – and maybe win an LG player and the top ten Blu-ray discs of 2008 if you participate

If you haven’t discovered the high-definition revolution that is Blu-ray yet, you’re missing out on an amazing experience. Blu-ray is a format that delivers top quality video and games storage – the format takes up to 50 gigabytes on DVD-sized discs. The name Blu-ray comes from the blue laser used to read and write this type of disc. The wavelength (405 nanometres fact fans!) permits tons more data to be stored on a Blu-ray disc than on the DVD format, which uses a puny red laser. A mighty two-layer Blu-ray Disc can store almost ten and a half times as much data as that of a single-layer DVD.

The BVA, the body behind this poll and competition, are the groovy gang who represent the producers of home entertainment media. The industry – including publishers of Blu-ray discs, regular DVDs and even downloads – releases about 10,000 titles a year and the BVA champions and supports all of it. It was established almost 30 years ago back in the days of Betamax.

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