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RE: "HD-DVD Lost, but Did Blu-ray Win?" A lengthy article with great good sense.

Posted by Hornlover on April 14, 2008 at 08:29:24:
What its going to take is for the price of the disks to come down under $20. I have not yet bought a BD player for that reason. I dont want to pay 30-40 bucks per disk, when SD DVDs look so good on my 50" Panasonic plasma. Also, number of titles is still limited. Give me LOTR and the first SW trilogy, and I would pay 40/disk, but not for garden variety movies.