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i think its the cost of the actually Blu-Ray movies themselves Companys are charging £25 pounds per disc in the UK, Why?
And yet, this is exactly what you will find with all Sony products. They overcharge because they know there are sheep out there who will buy their higher-priced products without thinking because they know they're getting "quality items".Guest said:And if they believe they can be king by charging premium then they r wrong. No one is going to take a loan to buy those stupid gadgets just for ENTERTAINMENT purpose.
OUTLAWXXX said:
I just can't wait till all games and movies are downloaded or streamed... Much easier to store a digital library, especially when you can log back on and redownload it if something like a hard drive crash happened.
Darth Shiv said:
Seen the AVS thread about getting blu-ray to work on PowerDVD? It *is* voluntary torture. I can't believe the crap they have to go thru to get their own legit content to work!Guest said:
BluRay has two insurmountable problems:
1) Embedded DRM (AACS, etc.) - that nobody with an IQ above 90 will touch (unless they are masochists)
With Blu-Ray, there is essentially nothing, other than a higher resolution, and frankly the majority of people simply don't care about or don't even notice that.
That is something the RIAA\MPAA have drilled into the ears of every impressionable consumer who doesn't know otherwise. Piracy does NOT affect game sales as much as you think it does, since the vast majority of people who pirate a game are not going to buy it in the first place, even if the game is pretty cheap.Twister123 said:blue ray is great for the movie and game industry because it hasn't been hacked yet ! and there not losing millions,