Analyst: HD DVD demise hasn't meant scramble for Blu-ray
Submitted by: DudeofDeath @ 07:56 PM | Wednesday, April 30, 2008 | (url: http://news.yahoo...)
(AP) -- Sales of Blu-ray disc players haven't been helped by maker Toshiba's capitulation over producing the rival HD DVD format, research firm NPD Group said Wednesday.
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Originally posted by YogiMaybe because after the war ended, the price of bluray went way up?
that and the units still cost a lot by "normal consumer standards". you can get a DVD burner for your computer for 20 bucks, and a stand alone DVD player for your tv for like 30-40. BD-ROM drives are now $130 on newegg and burners are still around $270 for entry level drives, and the TV hookup units are more still. also dont forget, you have to spend extra money on an expensive TV and a 5.1 sound system for it to even be worth having a blu-ray drive in the first place, since anything less will just look and sound like another dvd
you must be fucking retarded yogiOriginally posted by YogiMaybe because after the war ended, the price of bluray went way up?
the MSRPs never went up
it is called "price gouging"
Originally posted by Darmok & Jaladyou must be fucking retarded yogi
the MSRPs never went up
it is called "price gouging"
In reality, I couldn't care any less. If people feel the absolutely must have the newest and latest, they should pay the premium without whining about it.
It doesn't matter where it happens. It matters that it happens. How is that hard to understand?Originally posted by Darmok & Jaladyou must be fucking retarded yogi
the MSRPs never went up
it is called "price gouging"
keep on keeping on yogiOriginally posted by YogiIt doesn't matter where it happens. It matters that it happens. How is that hard to understand?
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