| Sky Render said: And how many people would honestly care, do you suppose? Oh certainly, visual quality buffs would never settle for DVD when they could have Blu-Ray, but again, that's not the norm. The norm is a desire to have an optimal experience for the price, and visual quality factors in far less than the quality of the subject being portrayed (in this case, the movie itself). In this market model, though the user would be willing to pay more for Blu-Ray than DVD, they would not be willing to pay as much more for it as a visual quality buff would. |
True, but if you use that argument, you have to do the same for gaming. The Wii offers a great experience for its' price right now, as does the 360, and, for better or worse, the PS3. It would be the same in this situation, if they had all the same features they have now but they all had the same games.
