| Cypher1980 said: This is classic marketing. Revenues are always going to make an expensive product look good next to its cheaper counterpart. The fact this is a dollar for dollar POS comparison should be made clear on the chart. Its the most favorable comparison to make for BLu Ray I call foul. The chart is a marketing gimmick.
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It would have shown a bit of sensibility on ur part if u had shown some hard figures that what is the percentage profit is in these revenue for DVD vs Blu Ray.. I am also very interested in knowing it...
With 42% revenue on new action films coming from Blu Ray in the latest week, i m sure the Hollywood companies are more interested where they can earn larger chunk of profit...
I m sure Blu Ray is expensive to make but so is every new technology and that is reason companies charge a premium for it from the early adopters but over time this vanishes n then the prices go down n the technology becomes mainstream. I havent seen a different cycle so far in any industry. I see Blu ray following the same pattern.
I have seen people rather teacher who denounce CD n DVD on computer n they still have usable floppies n they have conspiracy theories n doom prediction for lot of things. I m hoping u r not one of them.
