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Introduction:
WinDVD 2010 has been released. The 10th generation of WinDVD also corresponds with the year 2010, and so the version number change is quite appropriate.
WinDVD 9 received a fairly high rating from Digital Digest, basically equal to that of PowerDVD 9 which was released about a month later. The 2010 version looks to build on the first fairly impressive outing from WinDVD's new owners, Corel, and it will be interesting as to how Corel has approached this new version, whether it's an incremental update, or a major overhaul. And with Windows 7 offering out of the box media playback (although not Blu-ray), WinDVD 2010 will have to do even more to convince customers that they need to buy it, especially for those not interested in Blu-ray.
Please refer to the WinDVD Review Archive if you want to read the review of WinDVD 9 and all earlier versions right up to WinDVD 2.0!
