Archive for May 14th, 2008
Evidence Mounts That Blu-ray Will Struggle - U.S. News & World Report
14 May
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Evidence Mounts That Blu-ray Will Struggle
U.S. News & World Report, DC - 1 hour ago Blu-ray won't replace DVDs as the leading format for selling and renting movies to consumers, says Stewart Wolpin at Digital Tech Consulting. … Blu-ray will help turn DVD burners into commodities Boston Globe Survey shows that 9% are likely to buy a Blu-ray player Survey … DVDTOWN.com DVD Burners Outrunning Blu-ray in the PC Market TMCnet Creative Loafing Sarasota - Digital Home all 10 news articles |
Disney Flaunts 'Sleeping Beauty' Blu-ray Belles, Whistles - High-Def Digest
14 May
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Disney Flaunts 'Sleeping Beauty' Blu-ray Belles, Whistles
High-Def Digest, CA - 2 hours ago Disney has dropped its latest tantalizing preview of the extras on its upcoming Blu-ray of 'Sleeping Beauty,' which promises to hit high-def with the most … |
Sub $300 Funai NB500 Blu-ray Players Show Up In WalMart - Tom’s Guide
14 May
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Sub $300 Funai NB500 Blu-ray Players Show Up In WalMart
Tom’s Guide, CA - 6 hours ago By Jane McEntegart, published on May 14, 2008 at 2:30 PM It seems Funai NB500 Blu-ray players have hit WalMart chains for the low price of $298. … Wal-Mart sells Blu-ray player for $298 Video Business (subscription) all 2 news articles |
Sub $300 Funai NB500 Blu-ray Players Show Up In WalMart - Tom’s Guide
14 May
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Sub $300 Funai NB500 Blu-ray Players Show Up In WalMart
Tom’s Guide, CA - 2 hours ago By Jane McEntegart, published on May 14, 2008 at 2:30 PM It seems Funai NB500 Blu-ray players have hit WalMart chains for the low price of $298. … |
A *GOOD* Date Change for Lonesome DVDs & Blu-ray Discs - TVShowsOnDVD.com
14 May
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A *GOOD* Date Change for Lonesome DVDs & Blu-ray Discs
TVShowsOnDVD.com, Canada - 2 hours ago This is coming for both DVD and high-definition Blu-ray Disc, and in yesterday's story we told you to expect it on August 19th. Since then the studio info … |
Poll: Nine Percent of Consumers to Buy Blu-ray in 2008 - TVPredictions.com (press release)
14 May
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Poll: Nine Percent of Consumers to Buy Blu-ray in 2008
TVPredictions.com (press release) - 3 hours ago By Swanni Washington, DC (May 14, 2008) — Only nine percent of consumers say they plan to buy a Blu-ray player in the next year, according to a new Harris … BBC 'High Definition Natural History Collection' Coming to Blu-ray TheManRoom all 2 news articles |
News Poll: Nine Percent of Consumers to Buy Blu-ray in 2008 Harris Interactive says the high-def disc is not catching … (TVPredictions.com)
14 May
Posted by: zafrian in: Blu Ray
Washington, D.C. (May 14, 2008) — Only nine percent of consumers say they plan to buy a Blu-ray player in the next year, according to a new Harris Interactive poll.
Blu-ray Wins the Format Battle, but Consumers Don’t Buy it (Centre Daily Times)
14 May
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While many people expected sales of Blu-ray disc players to spike when Toshiba decided to drop out of the high-definition HD DVD market in February 2008, according to a new Harris Poll, it seems that the recently resolved high definition format war is not motivating consumers to purchase the advanced DVD players any time soon. The Harris Poll(R) of 2,529 U.S. adults surveyed online between April …
Blu-ray Wins the Format Battle, but Consumers Don t Buy it (2º) - InfoBolsa
14 May
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Blu-ray Wins the Format Battle, but Consumers Don t Buy it (2º)
InfoBolsa, Spain - 17 minutes ago … An equal proportion of HD DVD player owners (15%) will continue to use it but also plan to invest in a Blu-ray disc player in the future. … |
Blu-ray Wins the Format Battle, but Consumers Don t Buy it (InfoBolsa)
14 May
Posted by: zafrian in: Blu Ray
14/05/2008 17:58:00 Business Wire US38259P5089 While many people expected sales of Blu-ray disc players to spike when Toshiba decided to drop out of the high-definition HD DVD market in February 2008, according to a new Harris Poll, it seems that the recently resolved high definition format war is not motivating consumers to purchase the advanced DVD players any time soon.