As the Blu-ray camp celebrates the sale of the millionth Blu-ray disc movie, Pocket-lint chats to Rachel Banin, product manager of the home video business group at Sony to get an industry insider's perspective of what this means for the format war as a whole, and her thoughts on the future for Blu-ray and HD DVD, including an interesting take on Paramount's current stance.
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I think N4G will be a much better site if news concerning BLUE-RAY or HD-DVD is never released until the victor has been truly decided.
This site is NEWS 4 GAMERS not NEWS 4 HD.I think the contributors should stop approving these stories.
When Warner goes blu-ray the war will end and bluray will be the winning format
I think its becoming more and more clear that Warner will go blu, just the fact that Sony is this confident that Paramount will come back to blu-ray, just makes me think, is this a hint that they are going jump ship sooner than expected again cause of the Warner Exclusivity?
It would be really fun to watch if Paramount decides to go back to PS3 and at the same time WB become Blu exclusive. I predict HD-DVD and Toshiba will perform harakiri if that happens.
Say your a studio boss and you want to sell a version of your movies to the owners of one of two mutually exclusive machines.
Do you pick the player that only plays movies and is bought by adults who want it in order to play movies and has a lower price and faster growth rate , or do you pick the player that 90% plus of the world considers to be a children's toy and is owned primarily by unemployed children?
I would think the choice should be obvious to anyone with a business sense; or a lab rat; or maybe even a fanboy.