Cory Doctorow from Boing Boing sometimes has a lovely turn of phrase. Referring to disappointing sales for Blu-Ray and DVD-HD, he describes them as "two train-wrecks masquerading as products", and explains:
No one seems to want to buy a box whose selling price has been doubled through the inclusion of "security" measures that treat the box's owner as a potential criminal. What's more, the actual performance of the devices is reportedly poor, the picture just not as sharp as promised (standard DVD pictures are substantially degraded through a series of superfluous digital-analog-digital-analog conversion steps meant to frustrate home copyists).
Why would you pay more to get less?
Details here.
1 comment:
He didn't use the phrase 'nobody woke up this morning and wanted a way to do less with their movies' *AGAIN* did he? :)
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