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RE: Depends on how big the HD market is in Wal-mart...

Posted by Jack G on December 14, 2007 at 06:41:17:
You may be right. OTOH, I saw a Walmart ad for The Borne Ultimatum HD DVD last Monday. I was surprised. I have no idea what they charged for it.
I don't know how much high def they sell there, but a few months ago, it was basically none. Its possible people will get players when they get cheapo HDTVs. I do think the HD business is starting to pick up there.
Jack