How many HD DVD players does Toshiba need to sell to just break even?

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mntwister @ Nov 30th 2007 7:45PM

Nfinity said: "It's simple, if we look at how DVD was adopted we can see the same trend with HD DVD. If the trend continues as it did so far, we can very well see up to 4 million dedicated HD DVD players by the end of 2008 especially considering the price that will most likely be less then $100 by the end of 2008. "

There is no way you can compare these formats, especially hd-dvd to dvd figures in any way. Please keep in mind that the DVD format had support of all movie studios, which makes this a very different story. We are in a new era, advanced electronic times, and stand alone players are not the only means of watching movies at home anymore, times are changing, and the PS3 is going to show that. I have had mine for only one week and think it's the most awesome piece of electronics I have seen in a long time.

Nifinity, your posts are hilarious, please keep posting like you do, hd-dvd fanboys who feel so threatened like you are just a kick to watch.

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