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In Reply to: breaking the $200 barrier posted by Joe Murphy Jr on October 19, 2008 at 11:24:30:
Most of my DVD collection that focuses on older films was purchased at deep discount to list prices. I'm not going tospend $30 for only marginalimprovements in clarity.
The cost of the player isnt stopping me. But, I often lend disks and no one else would have a player anyway.
I'm seeing list on Sony and Samsung players now at $299 with often $50 off of list, so prices have come down at least $100.
Would it work better if players were available at below cost,say $100, like the printer people did to sell ink cartridges?
good question.
But people who believe they get pretty good quality from a $30 player and a $5 disk arent about to spend a lot more. and Blu Ray remains a "niche" market for only a subset of videophiles like some of the gang here.
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- Disk cost is killing Blu Ray - DavidLD 04:14:52 10/20/08 (8)
- RE: Disk cost is killing Blu Ray - Hornlover 08:27:49 10/20/08 (7)
- Interesting...I don't buy that many DVDs anymore. - Harmonia 18:58:09 10/20/08 (4)
- Interesting indeed. My 1st choice is BDs. I have about... - jeffreybehr 16:15:07 10/25/08 (0)
- RE: Interesting...I don't buy that many DVDs anymore. - Cosmic Closet 15:59:31 10/22/08 (2)
- $10? I get charged only $1/month - jackrandom 06:26:28 10/23/08 (1)
- RE: $10? I get charged only $1/month - Cosmic Closet 07:46:08 10/23/08 (0)
- RE: Disk cost is killing Blu Ray - chris.redmond2@bushinternet.com 08:57:13 10/20/08 (1)
- RE: Disk cost is killing Blu Ray - Jack G 09:28:31 10/20/08 (0)
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