In the latest high-def bundle deal to hit retail, the big box discount chain is giving away two Blu-ray discs to consumers who buy Sony's BDP-S300 Blu-ray Player at a new low price.
Combined with the BDA's recently announced "Five Discs Free" promo, that's a total seven free Blu-rays for lucky Wal-Mart shoppers.
Wal-Mart is offering this promotion to customers online at Walmart.com and in its stores nationwide. The company says the offer is limited and only good while supplies last.
Now consumers...STOP beating a dead horse.
HD-DVD is now officially dead.
STOP SPENDING good money on HD-DVD and INVEST it on BluRay.
ooh deal another BD backer...
Universal I'm waiting for your call.
The dominos will start to fall in HD DVD’s favor starting next month:
A) Xbox price cut = lower PS3 sales = less Blu-ray owners
B) Xbox price cut = more Xbox owners = more HD DVD add on sales
C) Halo 3 = more Xbox owners = more HD DVD add on sales
D) Another Toshiba HD DVD price cut is very likely
E) Back to school = Toshiba Laptop sales = more HD DVD owners
F) November = New Blu-ray spec = obsolete players (not PS3) = frustrated owners
G) July 31st = movie ‘300’ = better version on HD DVD
H) More PS3 Games = Less Blu-ray purchases
And possibly even better news for HD DVD (highly rumored):
A) Xbox 360 HD DVD drive price cut expected
B) Possible $99 player introduced
C) Star Trek a timed HD DVD exclusive
D) Harry Potter a timed HD DVD exclusive
This holiday season will determine everything and HD DVD is in the driver’s seat.
what is your obsession with HD DVD? Everything you look at is completey one sided and under the impression that Blu Ray is just gonna sit back and watch.
HD DVD has a larger market share in high-def movies than PS3 has in video games. For those that say HD DVD is dead, then you must really believe that PS3 is dead, given that it’s performing worse in its market.