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Down to 140% now.....

Posted by chris.redmond2@bushinternet.com on January 3, 2010 at 12:42:40:
....does that mean sales have plumetted by 84%? :0)

I'd say it's totally irrelevant looking at percentages without knowing how many Blu-rays were shifted.

DVD sales were also up 10% over the same week last year, so doesn't exactly demonstrate Blu-Ray is replacing DVD despite BR's massive increase in percentages.

If every hardcore enthusiast bought himself two discs this week instead of one, that would account for a 100% increase in itself.

Personally I'm buying less Blu-Rays and renting more. :0)