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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
joe @ Jul 19th 2007 10:26AM
jay, get a life and calm down.
sony have redesigned every single one of their consoles to make a lighter cheaper more advanced version, its not like they are copying nintendo or summin. what and you are having a go at them for lowering the price of the ps3?!
lmao, everyone lowers the price of everything at some point.
Anirudh @ Jul 22nd 2007 6:09PM
First a bit bout Blu-Ray vs HD DVD; its goin to b d next technology shift an it wont matter which company is backin wat, wat matters is wat v r goin to buy. An d shift is goin to take place so fast dat d loser wont even realise wat hit him. poof .
Wat matters is stuff like quality (yea Blu-Ray has got serious issues dere) with d kind of spots showin up on d disc an stuff.
Moreover d success of blu-ray is goin to determine d success of PS3 an Sony in d long term. Dude, if dey pull off Blu-Ray successfully who knos ...........
But rem Microsoft is waitin for them to mke a mistake.
As far as i see it, Blu-Ray has a definite edge over HD DVD (Capacity Counts) . The prob's r
Quality
Price
Availibility
PS3
Hey guys its not dat the ps3 sucks an stuff, it is one of the most advanced gaming consoles ever built. The question v hav to deal wid is - is t worth it ? coz all u play on the ps3 is on blu-ray discs(all d new games) and dey r damn expensive. Price cuts will give it a boost but seriously u gotta sell software wid ur hardware an it shd b affordable.
Let's see who gets d cake. HD DVD;s r availible for
$9-$18 while Blu-Rays r frm $11-$24.