Thoughts on Blu-Ray vs HDDVD?
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the next step is not higher resolution, but more area at the same resolution a la IMAX. but then you're approaching CAVE systems.
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#84
Ill be enjoying all my movies in high def... Just cause i like using the upconvert feature, no reason to buy HD
And hopefully netflix on my ps3 soon
http://www.engadget.com/2008/02/11/n...x-360-and-ps3/
And hopefully netflix on my ps3 soon
http://www.engadget.com/2008/02/11/n...x-360-and-ps3/
This doesn't mean no Netflix for the PS/3 - just that the survey mentioned is about Xbox 360 and the real quote doesn't have that PS/3 part
#85
http://www.seanbajuice.com/2008/02/1...-full-details/
http://www.seanbajuice.com/wp-conten...flixsurvey.gif
Show me a link to what your claiming?
http://www.seanbajuice.com/wp-conten...flixsurvey.gif
Show me a link to what your claiming?
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Sorry to break the bubble of HD-DVD advocates..
http://money.cnn.com/2008/02/19/tech...ion=2008021904
Two months ago a friend who works at NFM told me Toshiba was going to buy back all HD-DVD players from NFM's customers. Makes me wonder if the millions of HD-DVD movies will be reimbursed? Kinda funny I always figured Sony would be the one to fail yet again in the race for the format, but this time Toshiba horded their technology and Sony shared the development with the masses of manufactures. I site as examples of Sony failure: BetaMax, LaserDisc, MiniDisc, and Super Audio CD to name a few... Looks like they finally learned their lesson? "Its a Phony!"
Edit: On a personal side note, I believe any further development in optical media is useless and should be stopped immediatly. With the advent of a possible 8 layer bluray disc, scratch that thing with a freakin subatomic particle and your data is gone.. I think solid state media (Ie, Crapples new notebook with no physical mechanical disk...) is the way to the future. I said back in the mid 90s with the "WORM" drive the sealed cartridge optical disk would have been the way to go with video and game rentals anyway. Something you couldn't open or touch the physical disc... Looks like we'll have to wait and see!
http://money.cnn.com/2008/02/19/tech...ion=2008021904
Two months ago a friend who works at NFM told me Toshiba was going to buy back all HD-DVD players from NFM's customers. Makes me wonder if the millions of HD-DVD movies will be reimbursed? Kinda funny I always figured Sony would be the one to fail yet again in the race for the format, but this time Toshiba horded their technology and Sony shared the development with the masses of manufactures. I site as examples of Sony failure: BetaMax, LaserDisc, MiniDisc, and Super Audio CD to name a few... Looks like they finally learned their lesson? "Its a Phony!"
Edit: On a personal side note, I believe any further development in optical media is useless and should be stopped immediatly. With the advent of a possible 8 layer bluray disc, scratch that thing with a freakin subatomic particle and your data is gone.. I think solid state media (Ie, Crapples new notebook with no physical mechanical disk...) is the way to the future. I said back in the mid 90s with the "WORM" drive the sealed cartridge optical disk would have been the way to go with video and game rentals anyway. Something you couldn't open or touch the physical disc... Looks like we'll have to wait and see!
#87
http://www.seanbajuice.com/2008/02/1...-full-details/
http://www.seanbajuice.com/wp-conten...flixsurvey.gif
Show me a link to what your claiming?
http://www.seanbajuice.com/wp-conten...flixsurvey.gif
Show me a link to what your claiming?
#88
this is the link:
https://research.netflix.com/entgmrsflwup0208qnt.htm
it is a goner now though. maybe it got pulled recently (like a day or two ago - it was still up and running on the weekend and has been there for few weeks). let me check if I can find how the question about the streaming looked like
https://research.netflix.com/entgmrsflwup0208qnt.htm
it is a goner now though. maybe it got pulled recently (like a day or two ago - it was still up and running on the weekend and has been there for few weeks). let me check if I can find how the question about the streaming looked like
Last edited by j_man; 02-19-2008 at 06:11 PM.
#89
this was the last real question in the survey - the only one mentioning video on consoles. the following page was the last one and it was about the age, marital status, income, etc. that was the most recent version of the survey I've seen. maybe the one about the PS3 has been something else older (or different)
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