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Granted, but few DVD players had VHS capability. All Blu-ray players have DVD capability

Posted by Jazz Inmate on May 20, 2008 at 12:44:23:
The industry could phase out DVD players and sell only Blu-ray players, after a couple years. At that point, studios could stop releasing DVDs.
The point is, you can upgrade, sell your old player and still have full access to your DVD collection, with upscaling.
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