techconsumer.com article

[Uberfy]

Has this little gem of an article already been posted? I searched but didn't find it.

http://www.techconsumer.com/2008/01/...arly-adopters/

[Rob Zuber]

Unfortunately, it is high at digg.com. I think HD DVDers are digging these kinds of articles.

I suggest you leave a comment at the bottom of that article.

[Petra]

Originally Posted by Uberfy

Has this little gem of an article already been posted? I searched but didn't find it.

http://www.techconsumer.com/2008/01/...arly-adopters/

The article sucks *****! worthless, a rehash, a waste of time. nothing but a HD-DVD fanboy crying unfair. sorry dude, your format lost, get over it, join BD or go back to the ancient SD

[Deane Johnson]

Bob Caswell is obviously another HD-DVD fan-boi spreading FUD. Give these type guys a blog site to bloviate on and away they go. He'll eventually be Blu-ray like everyone else.

[Rob71]

This from the comments:

Emma says:
January 13th, 2008 at 3:45 pm

Someone who bought the Blu-ray was really unhappy with their purchase:

This product is disappointing from Sony. It is a very low end product; the load times for movies are 2-4 minutes.
Options for screen control are limited. Even though I have a wide screen T.V. (50 inch plasma), it does not fill the screen with the picture. You get the picture with a couple of inches of blank spae below and above the picture.
I have worked with tech support and all options and no resolution to the problem.

BluRay should be great, this is just another piece of junk.

No comment, just

[Uberfy]

So I posted this comment on his article:

Wow, Bob. Couldn’t you make up your mind before writing this article? Are you trying to encourage consumers to invest in HD DVD since the “consumer-friendly” Microsoft and Toshiba are making it so easy for people to sink a few hundred bucks into a soon to be dead format? Or are you telling us to buy a PS3 since Blu-ray has won the format war? To me it sounds like you are just mad at yourself for spending $174 on a dead format when the signs were already pretty clear a month ago that HD DVD was going to lose.