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That would imply an extremely high attach rate for Bluray Standalone players.

Posted by oscar on December 13, 2007 at 06:54:27:
The PS3 is making a huge impact. Even if only a small fraction of them are used for Blu-ray movies, it's still a significant number compared to the HD DVD standalone players. I came close to buying one myself, but not to play games.

The proof is in the Software sales. Blu-ray won last week 74:26, This week is HD DVD's last, best chance to win the weekly software sales rankings to avoid a 52:0 shutout in HD media software sales (Re: Bourne Ultimatum).