Tribalwar

Oh joy.

I got my HD-DVD, so the wars over for me. I might of bought a Blu-Ray if it had hit $100 first. They both do the same thing, but one is $200 more than the other.

Sony has said lots of stuff the last few years and it's all turned out to be bullshit. I mean even Panasonic bailed on Sony, they see what's going on. "However, Stringer said that he believed it was mainly a matter of prestige, and that it would ultimately not matter which format won out in the end". - That statement is almost admitting defeat.

NPD is no longer publishing hardware numbers because Sony doesn't want people to see theirs.

http://www.engadgethd.com/2007/11/09/nielsen-videoscan-high-def-market-share-for-week-ending-november/
[img]http://www.blogsmithmedia.com/www.engadgethd.com/media/2007/11/nielsen110407_1.jpg[/img]

Not much of a stalemate, I don't expect to see HD-DVDs in stores much past summer of next year.

Originally posted by CapnPyro  

http://www.engadgethd.com/2007/11/09/nielsen-videoscan-high-def-market-share-for-week-ending-november/
[img]http://www.blogsmithmedia.com/www.engadgethd.com/media/2007/11/nielsen110407_1.jpg[/img]

Not much of a stalemate, I don't expect to see HD-DVDs in stores much past summer of next year.

The president of sony says its going to be at least a stalemate, and you don't expect to see HD-DVD in stores soon? Now THAT is some fanboy loyalty.

The president of any company will almost always lie about a situation, sugarcoating their results. By saying stalemate, it likely means that the balance has tipped out of their favor.

Originally posted by NextGen  

The president of any company will almost always lie about a situation, sugarcoating their results. By saying stalemate, it likely means that the balance has tipped out of their favor.

exactly

meh

eh