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The future of Blu-ray and HD DVD still not decided
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article published on 5 January, 2008
With the increase in available Blu-ray and HD DVD titles both formats are seeing increased visibility in stores. Blu-ray with more releases and higher Title sales than HD DVD, is also gaining more shelf space, but both have seen significant increases over the last year.
?It?s really a function of more titles being available,? said Best Buy spokesman Brian Lucas. ?We are still supporting ... [ read the full article ]
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RNR1995
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12. January 2008 @ 11:54 |
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Google Sony Root Kit
Google DRM too
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vinny13
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12. January 2008 @ 11:59 |
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Lol wow I can't even remember the last time I bought a CD.
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Sazaziel
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12. January 2008 @ 12:22 |
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vinny13 I'm not trying to be funny but you do understand what the term DRM means. And yes it does affect you regardless of whether you live in Canada or not. I assume you d/l just as much as all of us just by reading your comments so I'm not against you nor agreeing with you. Even though they claim DRM is dead which isn't possible to believe. I just want to know what after you have purchased something legally to be yours...what doe the term limited usage mean to you the consumer and this is just an example.
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RNR1995
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12. January 2008 @ 12:55 |
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I actually have not purchased a CD in a year or so
Not because of the format, but because I have not heard an album worth purchasing... most new music should go back to the garage it sounds like it came out of....
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vinny13
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12. January 2008 @ 13:14 |
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Ya basically DRM is a bunch of different "techniques" implemented in mainly movies and music and now video games that limit the usage of it eg. music cannot be shared or ripped onto computers or burned ect. or games will only work on your console after it's played, so you can't resell it(WarHawk is supposed to be like that, I think the PSN download anyways). Basically this impairs the things you buy with a whole bunch of restrictions meaning you can't do whatever you want with it as it may not work, even if it has nothing to do with piracy, like making back-ups incase you damage the disc in general. This was supposed to slow down piracy, which obviously it only ruined sales and gave people a bigger reason to become "pirates".
It's pretty much the Hitler of Copy Rights.
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vinny13
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12. January 2008 @ 13:15 |
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Originally posted by RNR1995: I actually have not purchased a CD in a year or so
Not because of the format, but because I have not heard an album worth purchasing... most new music should go back to the garage it sounds like it came out of....
There's something we both can agree on :P
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salsa36
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12. January 2008 @ 21:43 |
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Who wrote this?
The better and winner format is bluray, but you all missing the point!:
It does not matter who wins! the money is going to Japan anyway!
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