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I didn't know Sony did anything besides electronics. |
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My analogy wasn't to the technology, but rather the promised changes - back in the 60s we spent a lot of time learning about the impending conversion to the metric system and all we got was liters of coke.
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And it screwed me up mathmatically for eternity.
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I work for a CD & DVD Duplication/Replication company, and part of what I do is research the latest trends in the industry. I may end up eating my words, but I am betting that Blu-ray will come out on top. A lot more news, studio support, and progress has been coming out of the Blu-ray camp.
To sum it up: Blu-ray - Revolutionary HD DVD - Evolutionary I don't plan on replacing all the DVDs I currently have. Once one of the high-definition formats comes out as the winner and I eventually buy a player, I will simply add to my collection with the new format; the original DVD technology will be backward compatable. Anybody who is interested in keeping up on the latest news with this, may be interested in the list of articles that I maintain: http://www.discburn.com/newsletters/ |
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Beta was better technically than VHS. VHS won because it was cheaper. The original mac was technically better than the PC. The PC won (market share wise) because it was cheaper. It's the same thing here, Joe couch potato will not know a Blue-Ray from a Sting-Ray but when he sees the major price difference the HD-DVD player is coming home with him. I predict HD-DVD in a landslide for the above reasons and because I like Blue-Ray better. History has shown that I always back the wrong horse. So excuse me while I go watch some old beta tapes... |
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