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Surprise? Bluray Adoption Slows, Upconverting DVD Players Find Success
Started by Devindra Hardawar · 10 months ago
photo credit: csullens
After the demise of HD-DVD, it was pretty much expected that Blu-ray adoption would rise since it no longer had a competitor. According to Bits, that doesn’t seem to be the case:
According to NPD, sales of Blu-ray standalone players plummeted 40 p ... Continue reading »
After the demise of HD-DVD, it was pretty much expected that Blu-ray adoption would rise since it no longer had a competitor. According to Bits, that doesn’t seem to be the case:
According to NPD, sales of Blu-ray standalone players plummeted 40 p ... Continue reading »
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