The "uninformed" mom effect

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The "uninformed" mom effect

11-16-2007, 03:23 PM

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Originally Posted by Cyorg

It's not just moms that are uninformed. I have some friends that asked if they needed a Blu-Ray player to watch Blu-Ray movies. So many people think that because it's a hi-def disc that they can watch it on their old DVD player because it looks like a DVD.

right, they are aware of the format and that they might need a different player for a movie, they would probably get their facts straight before purchasing a blu-ray movie. im saying there is a very good chance that a mom buying ratatouille for her 4 year old doesn't even know what blu-ray is and she thinks she is buying a dvd.

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