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In Reply to: What are the profit margins on the discs? posted by Jack G on December 10, 2007 at 07:54:49:
In the long-term, there won't be any replication cost differences (if any) between BD and HD DVD. Similarly with hardware cost differences when economies of scale kick in. Toshiba's only chance to cause Studio defection in favor of HD DVD to pre-empt the slow build up of Blu-ray production and maturation of Blu-ray profiles with dirt-cheap players. If they don't accomplish this soon, all the advantages swing in Blu-ray's favor long-term.
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- Replication costs go down as production goes up and "lessons learned" are applied. - oscar 08:21:24 12/10/07 (1)
- doubtful - Jack G 08:40:59 12/10/07 (0)
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