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RE: $30.00 HD movies are going to slow down adoption....

Posted by unclestu52 on June 1, 2007 at 18:18:53:
I notice the less popular movie prices are dropping to the $20 dollar level on DVD planet. I believe mass production will drive prices down even further, but it seems that Sony is determined to keep the prices up and availability limited (at least for transport mechanisms). Sam Sung announced a universal player well before any of the formats were issued but apparently Sony shot down their idea (not to mention that they offered SS a billion dollar contract to build all of Sony's LCD sets!).
WE'll haave to wait and see if Sony's marketing effectively kills the Blu ray as it did the SACD.Stu