I was horribly, terribly wrong about this.
But I also didn't see Sony outlaying a half a billion dollars in payouts to secure the win, either.
But I also didn't see Sony outlaying a half a billion dollars in payouts to secure the win, either.
I was horribly, terribly wrong about this.
But I also didn't see Sony outlaying a half a billion dollars in payouts to secure the win, either.
Let's not forget how HDDVD got studios to support them in the first place.
ftfy...Yep.
It's like playing poker with Bill Gates. No matter how good you are, eventually you will go broke, because he has an unlimited supply of money.
ftfy...
Yep.
It's like playing poker with Bill Gates. No matter how good you are, eventually you will go broke, because he has more money than you.
If you're playing poker with Bill Gates...he pretty much has an endless supply of money. I didn't say nothin' 'bout Microsoft.Nah. In Microsoft's attempt to buy Yahoo, they might have to borrow money for the first time in the company's history.
Which isn't all together true since microsoft was HDDVD... and they lost.
(oh, and watch it..."Microsoft" is three syllables. Don't go overachieving & break out a 4-syllable word. The 5 year olds will be confused).
OnomatopoeiaZebes said:Kabloowey!!!
Onomatopoeia
ORIGIN late 16th cent.: via late Latin from Greek onomatopoiia 'word-making', from onoma, onomat- 'name' + -poios 'making' (from poiein 'to make')
I thought you meant origin of the word, too.
Origin of your better half's fauxquote.
I just think digital will be the near future, not today, not tomorrow but also within 3 to 5 years...
Moving parts will be gone for movies, imo, expansion of current media will make DVD's of any kind obsolete. Not necessarily downloadables but even purchased on a higher capacity SD card, or similar.
http://www.ubergizmo.com/15/archives/2007/01/_32gb_sd_cards_in_2008_1.html
Imagine your entire movie collection fitting in a box the size of an old single VHS tape box.
As far as the Fiber optic thing goes, I had no idea it was not available that widely. Cox, AT&T, Verizon.. I thought it was becoming the standard...
I just saw a commercial with a 52" television advertising the SD card input for watching HD movie content (think it was a Toshiba)... Panasonic now also offers Viera models with SD slots for HD... One Link
I still see this as the future rather than the scratchable HD DVD or Blu-Ray backward technology...