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RE: Not so good news for Blu-ray according to recent poll.

Posted by AbeCollins on May 20, 2008 at 13:04:23:
"I don't know how many folks here are early adopters, but after being singed a few times over the years I have a simple rule: if my interest is tweaked by a new video technology I usually climb on board a format by around the third generation, after a few of the more critical bugs are worked out of the players and media."

Ah, and that's the beauty of Sony's Playstation 3 Blu-ray strategy. I didn't take a chance on buying an early "Blu-ray player". I bought an awesome game console that also happens to play Blu-ray discs.

You know what? Sony got it right. I bought a few games and play them but curiosity got the best of me so I now own 19 Blu-ray disc titles and growing.

Hmm, funny how that works. I wonder how many others are like me. Sony ain't dumb.