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RE: Building A Collection Is Presently Too Expensive

Posted by Jack G on August 14, 2007 at 07:26:33:
>>>Even if they do have a display capable to take full advantage of the audio and video this format war is far from over IMHO. <<<
Its more than that. Only about 40% of people with HDTVs actually have an HD source of any type. Most buy them for the size, and some think they are watching HD when they aren't. Most don't care. Many of those that know about it don't want to pay extra for it.
Jack