M$ Counting on HD-DVD's demise

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M$ Counting on HD-DVD's demise

06-12-2007, 05:18 PM

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Originally Posted by Weez_Dawg

I think the term for M$ is "a bridge to far". We will get to the point of just downloads in my lifetime, but not in the next 5 or even 10 years. And I am sure 20 years later when we have our "download players" for our "4400P" tvs the players will still have a port for media that is tangible that we buy at a store of some kind.

honestly, everything keeps changing faster and faster....

just think about where we were 10 years ago...or even just 5 years ago...

10 years from now?....I don't think the narrowminded MS can even see that far...let alone 20 years....

so things will probably be more convenient for downloads at that point...but I really hope that MS doesn't lead the way for downloads as they will ruin everything..

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