I purchased a blu-ray player about 6 months ago and I was mildly impressed between DVD movies and true HD blu-ray movies. When I went home, I noticed my father had a small computer attached to his TV and he got all of his movies directly from netflix to his TV over the internet. It occured to me that this completely made my blu-ray player obsolete. It was far more convenient and doesn't require any kind of disks. Do you think blu-ray and disk-type videos have any future?
I've had a computer hooked up to my television for a couple years now, and it's truly fantastic. I use hulu as my main source of television. Free tv is a wonderful thing. What they said about internet speeds is right on, as well. I think eventually the US will decide to at least get into the middle of the pack as far as speed goes, but right now it's just pathetic.
Formerly Dark Prophecy, now I'm just me.
Strong proponent of a Writing Section here at RAFO.
Strong proponent of a Writing Section here at RAFO.
Are Blu-ray players' days numbered?
10/01/2010 02:22:58 AM
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No, but yours are...
10/01/2010 02:44:16 AM
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Netflix is offering 720p content and has been doing so for 2 years now.
11/01/2010 03:02:19 AM
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Who cares about format? I'm concerned with content.
10/01/2010 02:26:43 PM
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Sadly, yes.
10/01/2010 02:49:50 PM
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Plenty
10/01/2010 04:33:20 PM
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It comes from the sense that things were always better "back then"
10/01/2010 08:34:36 PM
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I agree with cmdjing
10/01/2010 02:45:32 PM
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Give it about 4 to 5 years and definately yes
11/01/2010 02:46:38 AM
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DEFINITELY. It's spelled DEFINITELY. How fucking long will it take for people to realise this??? *NM*
11/01/2010 03:59:39 AM
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"Ise" doesn't really make sense as an ending.
11/01/2010 04:18:59 AM
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I reverted to proper English spelling when the site moved to the UK.
11/01/2010 03:21:46 PM
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as long as it takes them to learn "right click, check spelling". *NM*
11/01/2010 06:59:01 AM
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