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RE: Blu Ray is failing in the marketplace

Posted by mdavis on November 2, 2008 at 15:31:29:
BlueRay is a dying format and will not be around too much longer other than a niche product if even that. Stores like Netflix, Amazon, Apple, etc. are already (or will be) selling set top boxes that download movies and play them on your display; both SD and HD and at a cheaper price than Blu Ray disc. These boxes will replace both DVD and Blu Ray disc just like downloads are replacing CDs only even faster.