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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
AG @ Dec 9th 2006 5:45PM
@Ed,
Last I checked, Sony is not the only company that markets 1080p TV's and say that they are "the way to go". (Ever heard of Samsung, Sharp, Pioneer, etc)?
and when it comes to TV's, Sony has some of the best TV's out in the market(that are fully capable of 1080p)
You need to separate your obvious bias against Sony and "actual facts" and...
stop trolling so much with your HD-DVD petition rants. If you were confident HD-DVD would win against Blu-Ray(more than likely it will not) you wouldn't need to resort to such silly measures.