Khuutra said:
Kos-mos said:
Khuutra said:
Kos-mos said:
It has better prize, but IT isn`t better. Needs isn`t the same as better. It is better, but people don`t need it? Well, in very very few cases. So I think I understand the word BETTER perfectly.
But the downloading has something to do with the NEEDS of something BETTER, right?
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No, this shows pretty artfully that you don't know what "better" means in consumer circles.
It means that people consider it better as a balance of factors, not justh aving features that are better. Yes, price and utility come into that. Right now, DVDs are better for the average consumer. Like I said, that will change, but it doesn't change the reality of what's up right now.
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But do the article say: Better for the average consumer? No it says dvd is better than blu-ray. And that is what I was reacting to. Blu-Ray have better quality. So, I could write an article that says Blu-Ray is better than dvd, and you would have said "no, not for me as an average consumer..ehh...". But then I`d step forward and say: "IT HAVE BETTER QUALITY, SO IT IS BETTER". Then I`d make an clearer statement of the word BETTER (^_^)
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No, higher quality would not make it better. IGN's article was also speaking about consumer needs, not just quality.
If you think blu-ray is going to be better for everyone, I have a bridge to sell you.
The bridge is totally mine to sell, you see.
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Haha. So who isn`t Blu-Ray better for? Those who wants bad quality? Yuk yuk. Let`s just state: If you got some rupees to spend, Blu-Ray si BETTER. Good night. I`m off too bed now. Thanks for the arguments :)