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It remains to be seen if they can keep this up (90,000 A2s??).

Posted by oscar on November 12, 2007 at 20:30:32:
It's possible we've seen the last of the $99 players; even the $199 pricepoint may be unsustainable. Or the $15.00 software prices (last time I checked the Arlington Wal-Mart store, prices were back up to $30 - not exactly mass market pricing). I'm sure the studios not only want to resell their DVDs on HD media, they'll want to sell them for a decent profit. I'm not sure $15 prices give them this.

Time will tell...