Olevia-branded Blu-ray player on the way

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Nfinity @ May 20th 2008 2:51PM

Yeah..prices will go down when they start clearing out garbage 1.0 and 1.1 players. Of course you'll see that as natural price lowering but it's nothing more but another wave of ripoffs to an unsuspecting consumers who don't even know about this stuff.

Mark my words, Blu-Ray is dead by mid-2009 or beginning of 2010,especially when Sharp and Toshiba finally start shipping devices and TVs, DVD players that use SpursEngine and give HD out of existing DVDs.

It's an incredibly smart solution that requires NO reinvestment in anything.

You can go ahead and wait. sure. And of course, go ahead, and buy $30-$40 movies. I guess it's what people say, you should pay for it if you want to succeed. I sure ain't gonna give them money and neither will any smart consumer because everyone can see that it's nothing more but a ripoff tactic cooked up by Sony and a few other companies.

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