Microsoft, Toshiba to jointly develop HD-DVD players

TOKYO, Tokyo - Microsoft Corp. Chairman Bill Gates (L) and Toshiba Corp. President Atsutoshi Nishida shake hands at a press conference in Tokyo on June 27 after announcing plans to jointly develop HD-DVD players based on a next-generation DVD format by bringing together the two companies' expertise in software and hardware. (Kyodo)

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