I've been waiting to get a next gen DVD player to see what shakesout
between BetaMax and, err, um, well, you know what I mean.
Now that Warner Brothers has backed Blue-ray, exclusively, does that
mean it's time to get a Blue-ray player?
Al
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Subject: [H] Blue-ray? HD DVD??
I've been waiting to get a next gen DVD player to see what shakesout
between BetaMax and, err, um, well, you know what I mean.
Now that Warner Brothers has backed Blue-ray, exclusively, does that
mean it's time to get a Blu
: [H] Blue-ray? HD DVD??
BluRay will continue to be a niche product until it dies IMO. It (as
well as HD-DVD) are the new LaserDiscs: Formats to tie us over until the
real replacement for DVD arrives at some stage in the future.
Joe Public does not have a clue what high-def is, he doesn't wa
At 09:58 PM 08/02/2008, mark.dodge wrote:
Cnet article saying five reasons not to buy Blue ray...
http://crave.cnet.com/8301-1_105-9864122-1.html
None of them seem very compelling.
1)If you want the 1.1 picture in picture commentary and 2.0 online
features, wait for those players (notice they
On Sat, 9 Feb 2008, Thane Sherrington wrote:
On a side note, I'm not sure why anyone would buy a big screen TV
anymore - projectors seem to offer much more.)
Wives, space, etc.
When I get my house and have my own entertainment room I'll toss a
projector in there, but for now it's an LCD fo
