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News.blog: Kissing HD DVD goodbye
HD DVD, just in case you didn't get the word, you're toast. The cosmetics industry says so, and would like to blow you a high-definition kiss goodbye. Mwah.
Well, sort of. Cargo Cosmetics has launched a new line called Blu_ray, designed for makeup artists who need to adapt to high-definition cameras. Design blog Notcot notes that it's marketed towards filming, photography, bridal makeup jobs and other occurrences where high technology means that the camera really doesn't lie -- those HD cameras can highlight any flaw.
In case you were wondering, it's able to skirt copyright regulations by calling itself Blu_ray rather than Blu-ray.
Based on How we know who's really won the format war: The Blu-ray makeup line on CNET News
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