According to the latest GfK Retail and Technology Japan data, Blu-ray recorders broke the 50% barrier during the first week of November, meaning that unit sales of Blu-ray recorders surpassed that of DVD recorders for the first time ever. Compared to the same time last year, when Blu-ray's market share was only 10%, the format has shown rapid growth.
Additionally, statistics show that the Blu-ray format is outpacing DVD in replacement speed as well. The high definition format is replacing DVD recorders 1.5 times faster than DVD recorders replaced VHS decks. The trend is expected to continue as recorder prices continue to drop.
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Just tell me when they're coming. Question is do I go for a 5080 build or blow the cash on something I'll probably never fully utilise like a 5090? Heart wants 5090 but brains telling me 5080 will be fine.
Japan likes to Adopt newest Technology. Ps3 sales will start to grow even more.
I give it another year before it dominates DVD in the rest of the world.
Blu-ray adoptation has been faster worldwide than DVD. It's doing very well, hopefully they knock the prices of the players though.
Outside console wars, I'm sure there's people who would like to pick up a Blu-ray player when they reach a decent price, and I'd like to buy my grandad one as well.
I'm a proud supporter of BluRay
that was fast