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of course it isn't, and let's face it: the average consumer isn't paying any attention to these formats

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In Reply to: RE: I don't think it is an issue of intelligence. . . . posted by townsend on June 14, 2007 at 14:57:39

I don't see how you can say the sample is skewed without evidence. It could be skewed. For all you or DUI know, there could be MORE people who bought the HD-DVD version without realizing it would not play in their disc machine than the Amazon posts would indicate. Sure, there could be less, but without any evidence we're in no position to make that claim either way. One thing you can not ignore is that this is a serious problem and that HD-DVD, by nature of its name, is confusing to consumers.

At least with SA-CD you had hybrids that could play in any CD player.
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