Blu-ray questions

[Clipsfan]

Not to mention that the cost of moving around all those physical objects is increasing for the studios, so they'll be more inclined to move to a digital model where transport costs are much lower.

The studios are fine with moving to a digital model assuming that there is demand for it and the economics work. As it is, there is nowhere near enough demand.

[YmoBeThere]

"Sony to delay "Home" online service for PS3 again" - for the second time. 1 year total...

Just a reminder that this is who won the HD physical format war. IMHO, skip Blu-ray and move on to downloadable content. Heck the airlines have me printing my own boarding passes.

[YmoBeThere]

The lastest Blu-ray update, this time from Business Week. Nothing shocking here and could and was predicted as soon as the die was cast in favor of Sony.

http://www.businessweek.com/magazine...tm?chan=search

P.S. No I still have not let it go...

[DukeDude]

The lastest Blu-ray update, this time from Business Week. Nothing shocking here and could and was predicted as soon as the die was cast in favor of Sony.

http://www.businessweek.com/magazine...tm?chan=search

P.S. No I still have not let it go...

Prices for movies on bluray are way out of whack. I think they are still trying to gouge early adopters rather than trying to grow their market. A lot of movies cost 2x on bluray compared to DVD. There is no stronger advocate for digital downloads than the current pricing structure for bluray movies.