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Stick with DVD!
Both new formats want to control your every move. The want to control when and where you can watch a disc you've purchased, er, licensed (since you don't actually every own it). They want to lock a disc to a single player. They'd lock it to a single pair of eyeballs if they could find a way! Then look at recent articles about the newest Blu-Ray discs not playing at all on some Blu-Ray players. Apparently you need a firmware update, assuming one is even available. If people go with either of these new formats, I predict they'll be very sorry by 2010.
Posted by: bmgoodman   Posted on: 10/15/07 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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Stick with DVD!  bmgoodman | 10/15/07
And that's not even the biggest reason  voska | 10/15/07
Exactly  Bill4 | 10/15/07
for now, a plain DVD is the smart choice  Linux Geek | 10/15/07
Not only that...  BitTwiddler | 10/15/07
Consumers just don't see the value  No_Ax_to_Grind | 10/15/07
I just don't want to pick the wrong one!  brittonv | 10/15/07
RE: False starts in race to future of DVDs  toontimer@... | 10/15/07
RE: False starts in race to future of DVDs  RickyF | 10/15/07
I have HDDVD  BitTwiddler | 10/15/07
It will be all over in 3yrs  pmcgrath@... | 10/15/07
Maybe, maybe not  MyLord | 10/15/07
If it's digital it's virtual  THEE WOLF | 10/15/07
Do the math  LiveTimeNetworks | 10/15/07
One of the issues here...  BitTwiddler | 10/15/07
Willing to forgo this tech for now and for a while  Boot_Agnostic | 10/17/07

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