Article: Consumers urged to pick new DVD format

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Article: Consumers urged to pick new DVD format

08-11-2007, 06:17 PM

grip24

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Originally Posted by JTK

$45-50 for TWO Blu-Ray discs (not DVD's) chock loaded with goodness.

Well informed customers already in the mix won't have any problems picking it up.

All told: I just see this being harped on around here repeatedly, and I just don't see it being a big problem.

Sorry maybe is me...No movie is worth $50.00....Specially SP3 loaded w/things that probably going to watch once if that.

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