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I expect at least one of the formats to survive, if perhaps only as a niche.

Posted by oscar on June 24, 2007 at 18:25:15:
SACD is still hanging on as a niche particularly with classical titles. I'm hoping at least the same for Blu-ray. Sony's already invested too much in the format to let it die on the vine. The Studios have to come up with another excuse to charge consumers too much money. I think at least one of these formats will go for a while. A prerequisite for mass market penetration, if it ever happens, is a winner to this format war.