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Don't worry, the heat is still on Sony

Posted by 4season on January 4, 2008 at 20:46:27:
I'd agree that this is a decisive win for Blu-Ray, but Blu-Ray is still competing against the proverbial 800 lb gorilla: DVD. This will keep them honest, and keep pressure on Sony et al to broaden Blu-Ray's appeal. And Blu-Ray really needs to knock more people's socks off and more consistently than it has been, because let's face it, some transfers scarcely look better than their DVD counterparts, and folks notice that sort of thing immediately.