James3shin
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Originally posted by: mugs
Originally posted by: James3shin
You act like that 10-15% will not grow. With the 360 being released and PS3 coming, along with more HD-buzz in the public, that number is growing at an alarming rate.
Are you illiterate or something?
I get tired of repeating the same things over and over and over again because people like you don't READ and THINK before you reply. Please do those two things before replying to me in the future, or just don't bother.
I've never said or implied that the 10-15% will not grow. In a post that YOU QUOTED I said "In the next 5 years HDTV ownership should increase greatly in the US."
I also said "Nevermind that most people won't actually be watching Blu-Ray movies on their PS3s initially," and "I said most people will not use it to watch Blu-Ray [movies]. At least not yet."
How did you get the impression that I was talking about any time other than now? It is important that I am talking about now and not later, because now is a critical time for Sony's Blu-Ray with regard to the movie industry. They're losing to HD-DVD, and they need to catch up. PS3 allows them to slingshot ahead in the "format war" even if those drives aren't being used to play movie, which most people believe is the real reason Sony put the Blu-Ray drive in the PS3. That was my original point, if you go back to what I said and don't take things out of context.
Personally I wish they made the Blu-Ray drive an add-on, because I'm not going to spend $600 on a video game system.
The post that I quoted from you had no mention of a 5 year time span. Also, you failed to read or comprehend my post, I stated that you are ACTING like that your numbers will stay constant. At least that was the impression that I got from your post. Furthermore, why would Sony give a choice to consumers where they could lose profits and market presence, by offering Blu-Ray as a add-on? If you can, make the choice for the consumer and stuff it down their throats.