I'm digging my blu-ray. Video doesn't differ too much from upscaled DVDs at the moment, however those BDs that are utilizing DTS give you a pretty kick ass theater experience.

 

Btw, just to point something out, it isn't really "dead" yet. They may not be making stand-alone players anymore, but they are still producing and selling combo players. When they stop producing vcrs all together, then we can officially call it dead.

 

Reel to reel baby

 

I still have a VCR that my dad bought a few years ago.

 

 

I remember when punchcards were the only way to program and reel to reel non-random access was king. When a man could earn enough to buy a house and keep the missus at home. When 9 year olds didn't have phones, and teenagers weren't pissed that the car cost less than 40k.

 

wow.. you must be reaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaal old

 

Olde

 

Apparently Raptor:

1. What I said in jest is not a joke.

2. You're wrong, but not for a lack of trying.

"Blu-Ray is dead, heckuva job Sony!"

http://blogs.zdnet.com/storage/?p=365

 

BluRay is dead.


LONG LIVE BLURAY


until digital download replaces it.


LOVE LIVE DIGITAL DOWNLOAD


until Comcast chokes your bandwidth.


LONG LIVE BLURAY!