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Old 05-01-2009, 21:40   #46
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Re: CNN: "PS3 is dying on the shelves"

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Originally Posted by Stuart C View Post
And bear in mind that two of the potential major players in HiDef (Microsoft and Apple) are looking at online rather than disc based distribution as, apparently is Samsung.
I still think this is way off tbh. People want to own the product. You may want to take a DVD to your friends house etc etc.

I just dont see digital distribution taking off in the way they would like it to for a long time.

EDIT** Dont know about the rest of the world but it seems Blu-ray is not doing badley over here in the UK.

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The Blu-ray message is steadily creeping in consumer conscience, it seems. Why? Because sales of Blu-ray films in the UK rose by almost 400 per cent last month, compared to the same period in 2007.

According to figures from industry body the British Video Association (BVA), almost 1.5m Blu-ray films were sold in the UK during December 2008. Batman flick The Dark Knight took the top spot, with 281,000 copies sold during its first three weeks on sale in Blighty.
http://www.reghardware.co.uk/2009/01..._bluray_sales/
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