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In Reply to: $35 - $40 not to mention $70 for a Blu-Ray DVD is going to be a very hard sell. posted by Teresa on January 20, 2006 at 02:07:36:
1. Many normal consumers have high def TV screens, only a tiny number have high definition audio systems.2. Any sighted person can easily see the difference between an HD picture and a standard picture. There is no controversy.
The pricing will start out way too high but will eventually adjust. HD disks, as a premium product, will be priced higher than standard disks- how much higher will be determined by the market.
I suspect that if they do things right (that is, don't screw everything up with paranoid copy protection) HD video disks will be very popular.
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Follow Ups
- there are a couple of big differences - tunenut 11:28:49 01/20/06 (4)
- Evidently, recent sales reports have DVD movie sales being basically FLAT... - Chris Garrett 18:06:49 01/20/06 (3)
- Cannot Resist - Robertc88 09:21:12 01/21/06 (2)
- That's kind of my point... - Chris Garrett 10:59:32 01/21/06 (1)
- I too have been buying lots of movie DVDs. $4 - $10 for a brand new DVD is a no-brainer if it's a movie you love. - Teresa 18:01:05 01/21/06 (0)
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