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"I fear that Sony's monopoly on hi-def, should it play out that way, could be costlier to consumers." Exactly.

Posted by Audiophilander on January 4, 2008 at 16:12:30:
This has been my concern as well. Also, it wouldn't surprise me if SONY slows down it's progress if the competition dries up. If there's only one format I don't expect prices will come down much on hardware or Blu-ray discs in the near future as SONY tries to recoup losses from the HD-DVD 'surge' late last year.

We live in interesting times!

AuPh