Re: I'm feeling Blu.
I think in order for blu-ray to really catch on, the recorders and blank-media have to get really cheap. The business model based on selling blu-ray media (movies and concerts) is not something that can sustain itself AND push the new format onto consumers very quickly. Sony did have the bright idea to push it with it's new video games and ride that wave (that will definitely pay off ... but it'll only go so far).
People can get a LOT of on-demand (and almost on-demand) content through other means (cable, sattelite, and over the internet) and it's not like 10 years ago when they were stuck with DVDs as the only option.
Of course there are still millions that need to figure out how to switch to "digital TV" ... and I swear I'm about to slap someone in the face if I see one more news report and tv ad about this rediculous "switch" (from analog to digital) ... geeeeeeez enough already ... just do the damn switch and if a bunch of people miss their precious TV, who cares?
I think in order for blu-ray to really catch on, the recorders and blank-media have to get really cheap. The business model based on selling blu-ray media (movies and concerts) is not something that can sustain itself AND push the new format onto consumers very quickly. Sony did have the bright idea to push it with it's new video games and ride that wave (that will definitely pay off ... but it'll only go so far).
People can get a LOT of on-demand (and almost on-demand) content through other means (cable, sattelite, and over the internet) and it's not like 10 years ago when they were stuck with DVDs as the only option.
Of course there are still millions that need to figure out how to switch to "digital TV" ... and I swear I'm about to slap someone in the face if I see one more news report and tv ad about this rediculous "switch" (from analog to digital) ... geeeeeeez enough already ... just do the damn switch and if a bunch of people miss their precious TV, who cares?
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