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• You know it?s funny this whole debate. I don?t know why we are even having a HD/BR war if they haven?t noticed the public doesn?t really want it. If I never own another DVD I will be happy, I want to be able to download my content. I can watch HD movies though my cable company, on demand or on X-Box live. I would rather download my next HD movie and keep it on a hard drive, then bring it up from my home network in any room of the house, then to be stuck with a player hooked up to one TV. If you have kids, you will find out that no disk is safe I have had to buy Cinderella 3 times because the disk gets ruined, for the love of it let me download it, put it on a hard drive, if my car could have a hard drive in it and just send it to it?s hard drive I could take all my movies with me in the car and never have to change them while driving would be great, oh yeah not to mention stoping the complaints that the movie isn?t working right. So why will I never run and get one of these players, I will wait to download it, so why continue the debate. In reply to: "Sony bows $200 Blu-ray player"

  January 10, 2008

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