Wow maybe Sony was right about Blu-ray?

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playnext3 on 04 June 2008

of course they were right

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Generic Username 01 on 05 June 2008

fastyxx said:
I disagree with downloading being the future. It's going to be on-demand entertainment, where you pick what you want to watch and it instantly starts, such as what most cable companies offer now.

Netflix offers it on your compuetr and they are going to have set-top boxes that do the same for your TV. THAT'S the future. No one will buy movies. They will just pay $40 a month or whatever and watch whatever they want whenever they want.

Yeah, that's probably more accurate. But whether it's video on demand or download, physical media is not the future.

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