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how many people got hd tvs because if it was less than half this wouldnt be possible |
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Not in 2008, not in 2009, not in 2010... shall I go on? Most Americans don't have an HD TV. Most Americans aren't willing to pay $300 for a player. Maybe in 3 or 4 years if prices drop and HD TV adoption rates rise. Sony are too ambitious. |
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It is good to be ambitious, but you also need to be somewhat realistic at the same time. The prices need to drop below $100 for a Blu-Ray player for this to even be remotely possible. When you consider how cheap you can now get a DVD player with 1080p upscaling, Blu-Ray players have some fierce competition. I think 4 years would be a more attainable goal for Sony. |
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WAAAAY too ambitious. Especially when you think of how long DVD has been a standard now and how VHS still owns a "not-small" percent of the market... |
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the only way i can see them doing this is lower than hdtvs price and then bundling bd players for free with there hdtvs |
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I hope they succeed. It would be amazing to see a new technology adopted so quickly. I am quite surprised to hear that they even have 20% of the market right now. I think they could do it. |
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or they could just sell a bunch of ps3 and count them as bluray players |