Rpruett said:
Only when broadband penetration,speed as well as hardware reliability and finally consumer mindset changes will digital distribution take the spotlight. Not until. Blu-Ray is rapidly expanding and everyone in the movie industry (From Producers, Studios, Retailers, etc have a stake in seeing that market continue to expand.). This is why it will continue onwards. I'm sorry but when it takes me 2 hours to download a movie, I have almost no interest in waiting for that. I would rather drive 10 minutes to Blockbuster or a Red Box and watch a movie. |
A think is very reasonable that digital download will be another viable option to the consumer when it fit that particular need. But that doesn't mean that Blu-ray cannot be another viable option as well which so far it is. People are free to live in denial, but Blu-ray is the only consumer choice that allows for full 1080p and HD audio even to those who refuse to believe it. And are downloads and/or streaming such a threat to Blu-ray? In fact, some standalone Blu-ray players are designed with Netflix streaming options such as the newer Samsung and Panasonic players.
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