HD-DVD Logo
White, condensed uppercase letters reading "HD-DVD" centered against a solid black background. The wordmark uses a compact sans-serif style with a noticeable hyphen between "HD" and "DVD"; the letters appear slightly forward-leaning and tig...
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About HD-DVD
White, condensed uppercase letters reading "HD-DVD" centered against a solid black background. The wordmark uses a compact sans-serif style with a noticeable hyphen between "HD" and "DVD"; the letters appear slightly forward-leaning and tightly spaced.
Overall the mark is monochrome and minimal: no additional shapes, icons, or ornamentation — just the bold white wordmark on black for strong contrast and legibility.
Shapes: wordmark uppercase letters hyphen
Style: minimalist monochrome condensed modern
Text in logo: HD-DVD
High-definition home video / optical media (conveyed by the letters "HD" and the DVD reference).
Colors
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HD-DVD Logo History
HD DVD was a high-definition optical disc format promoted in the mid-2000s (backed by Toshiba and others). It competed with Sony's Blu-ray format and was discontinued after losing the format war; major studios and manufacturers ceased support around 2008.
Frequently asked
What text appears in the logo?
The wordmark reads "HD-DVD" in condensed uppercase letters with a hyphen.
What colors are used?
Monochrome: white text on a black background.
What is HD DVD?
A discontinued high-definition optical disc format that competed with Blu-ray; industry support largely ended by 2008.
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