Why the World Doesn't Need Hi-Def DVDs
Amen, brother.
David Pogue writes in The New York Times:
When did you first become cynical about the electronics industry?More here.
Was it when VHS went out of style, and you had to buy all your movies again on DVD? Was it the time(s) you never got the rebate you mailed away for? Or was it when your computer's 90-day warranty expired, and the thing croaked two days later?
Doesn't matter. As it turns out, you didn't even know the meaning of the word cynical. This month, Toshiba's HD-A1 high-definition DVD player hit store shelves. It's the first marketplace volley in an absurd and pointless format war among the titans of the movie, electronics and computer industries.
posted by Fergie @ 5/11/2006 06:35:00 AM
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