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Sony unveils slimmer PS3: $300, lands in September (updated!) {Engadget}
Aug 18th 2009 3:24PM I don't know about that. But reading your comment definitely says a lot about your character.
Warner reintegrates HD DVD faithful with Red2Blu trade-in program {Engadget HD}
Apr 22nd 2009 10:48AM oooo...what if we keep the disc, lose the cover, pay the $5 and sell the bluray when it comes. Money making opportunity!
Netflix implements $1 per month Blu-ray premium charge {Engadget HD}
Oct 8th 2008 1:56PM I rarely get any blu-ray rentals (most of the movies i watch aren't on blu-ray) so I guess I have to make sure they don't charge me the $1 per month. Hey, a dollar is a dollar. I can have 2 extra lunches in a year. :P
LG's BD300 Netflix / Blu-ray deck ships next month for $399.95 {Engadget}
Sep 4th 2008 1:57AM Plus, it's free if you have their dvd rental program already that's 8.99 or above, so why not. :)
LG's BD300 Netflix / Blu-ray deck ships next month for $399.95 {Engadget}
Sep 3rd 2008 9:09PM I always thought the sweet spot pricing was "sub-$200". Where are those? Why are the prices increasing instead? I have yet to hear a name-brand (Sharp, Panasonic, Philips, Sony, LG, Samsung) releasing even a sub-$300 BD player.
I Am Legend Ultimate Collectors Edition Blu-ray double-dips December 9 {Engadget HD}
Sep 2nd 2008 7:51PM Double-dips are the "ultimate" rip-off. Most studios come out with double-dips, triple-dips, or even quadriple-dips to fill the gaps in product releases because they can't produce enough quality new movies.
Engadget & Joystiq live from Sony's E3 2008 keynote {Engadget}
Jul 15th 2008 5:03PM "MS partnering with Netflix and Sony partnering directly with all major producers to rend movies and buy them at exactly the same price. Looks like no one wins here."
That's incorrect. MS has Live Marketplace ALREADY with new announcement of Universal and NBC partnership for movie rentals and downloads PLUS Netflix streaming. MS wins here.
CE-Oh no he didn't! Part LVII: Howard Stringer says the Wii is not 'a competitor' {Engadget}
Jul 15th 2008 11:40AM When I decided to get a console in November 2006, it was either a Wii or a PS3. I went with the wii, because it was the 'less expensive' one and had more games I wanted. So I totally do not understand what Howard is saying. Just because it doesn't play blurays so it's not a competitor? Then what's a 360? It doesn't play blu-rays either. Based on his comments, it seems like if it doesn't play games AND play bluray AND go online, it's not a competitor. That dismisses the Wii, the 360, and every existing standalone bluray player in existence as the PS3's competitor.
Here's a good one:
PS3 Speaking: "I like to look in the mirror and admire how great I am, and then I realized the image in my mirror is my competitor!!!!"
(And yes, I do have all 3 consoles, but Howard's statement just shows how ignorant Sony's CEO can be.)
CE-Oh no he didn't! Part LVII: Howard Stringer says the Wii is not 'a competitor' {Engadget}
Jul 15th 2008 11:28AM Hhahahaa. I can't help but laugh. It's not a competitor because it doesn't play bluray movies?? The 360 doesn't either! So wait, is he comparing PS3 as a bluray player not being a competitor to wii, because it can't be comparing the PS3 gaming to a wii. 2 identities, so for comparison, he chose the secondary identity of the PS3 as a bluray player only because it's the only identity that's winning.
Warner Bros. International isn't planning for BD-Live in '08 {Engadget HD}
Jul 11th 2008 11:48AM Import??? Did I hear import for bluray? Well, it may work as long as WB does not implement region lock.
