Hi-Def DVD Will Flop
A fellow smarter than me, has ten reasons that high-definition DVDs will flop, and I agree with him HD DVD will fail.
But, the reason I think HD DVDs will fail is less logical than 'Audioholics Online Magainze's' opinion. For me, the results just don't look all that better. If I spring the money for the more expensive HD TV, HD DVD player, and HD DVD, I had better see something that knocks my shocks off. A picture that just kind of looks better, which describes my impression of all high definition products up to this time, isn't going to make it.
Personally I'm skipping HD and saving my money for when they come out with the holo-deck like in Star Trek.
But, the reason I think HD DVDs will fail is less logical than 'Audioholics Online Magainze's' opinion. For me, the results just don't look all that better. If I spring the money for the more expensive HD TV, HD DVD player, and HD DVD, I had better see something that knocks my shocks off. A picture that just kind of looks better, which describes my impression of all high definition products up to this time, isn't going to make it.
Personally I'm skipping HD and saving my money for when they come out with the holo-deck like in Star Trek.
posted by Steve at 7:27 AM
1 Comments:
I hate format wars! Still have a few quadrophonic LPs left. Not to mention a cassette recorder with all sorts of settings for different types of cassette tapes. I'm with the holo deck idea, but next to that I'm waiting for Internet on demand for movies, music, books, magazine,and newspapers.
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