sharp is already selling 169$ blu ray players with HDMI.
here. so yeah thats may be a reason and ps3s have gotten more important.
sharp is already selling 169$ blu ray players with HDMI.
here. so yeah thats may be a reason and ps3s have gotten more important.
lol i wouldn't consider that "staggering".
dvd did TONS better during the same time in its life.
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Paperdiego said: lol i wouldn't consider that "staggering". dvd did TONS better during the same time in its life. |
Really? That's strange. At the beginning of the year the BR adoption rate was dramitcally higehr than DVD's rate.
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Good news for the videofile world indeed.
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Jo21 said: sharp is already selling 169$ blu ray players with HDMI. here. so yeah thats may be a reason and ps3s have gotten more important. |
I have yet to see a blue-ray player that cheap. Cheapest i see at bestbuy is $200 (Refurbished)
edit: nevermind walmart has one for $169
Crap brand name though (magnavox)
I think next year, we will see brand name blue-ray players at $150
leo-j said:
Huh? |
I think Point x is refering to the Blu Ray codecs that are developed by MS...
I don't know the whole story, or even if MS gets any money from Blu Ray's sold (or players)...
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ChichiriMuyo said:
Really? That's strange. At the beginning of the year the BR adoption rate was dramitcally higehr than DVD's rate. |
not any more
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This actually isn't great news for the PS3.
Now that Blu-Ray standalones are cheap, people are simply just opting to pick up a standalone unit more and more. You'll never run into the headache of wanting to watch a movie while your kid is playing some video game either (convergence isn't always convenient).
I fail to see how this could possibly be considered good news for Sony.
The increase in stand-alone player sales is smaller than the drop in PS3 sales, which means that overall Blu-ray player sales are down compared to last year. That is terrible news for a format struggling to win mainstream acceptance.