Bernicus
Maximum PC Member Since: August 22, 2008
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Consumers Still Shy on Blu-Ray; Missing Out on Glorious High Definition Cinema
Posted 08/22/2008 at 03:11:43pm
I enjoy technology, but I do get tired of the constant upgrading,(take windows for example). I have a large collection of standard DVD's and realise that I rarely watch them more than once. The movie has to be worth it.
Why don't I upgrade to Blu ray? The cost of blu ray discs!
Why don't I rent as often as I used to? The infuriating late charges which thrusts me into a schedule.
I have two high definiton PVR's that I use now, and I see the future as pay per view. The ability to record a movie and watch it at my convenience is attractive. If cable companies reduce the cost of pay per view titles, I believe they would take off!
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