They bought DVD by the 'truckload' didn't they? ================ Yes.
DVD (all DRMd up) was indeed bought by the truckload when released but never 'fire-saled' to these levels so soon after release - probably due to the average joe having much less storage and codec and internet capabilities.
The fact remains: Products flying off the shelves never need these desperate incentives to move boxes.
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
tekdroid @ Aug 28th 2007 10:48AM
talk about desperate moves.
Can't wait to watch the Blu-Ray fire sale from the sidelines, too.
Joe Consumer must be buying these restrictive DRM formats by the truckload.
ssuk @ Aug 28th 2007 11:28AM
They bought DVD by the 'truckload' didn't they?
Tim @ Aug 28th 2007 1:31PM
You can do the same with a PS3 at Amazon.com as well... only it's 8 Blu-Ray movies for free.
http://forums.slickdeals.net/showthread.php?t=594218
So, everyone wins, kinda, right?
Wait, studio exclusives for each format... crap.
tekdroid @ Aug 29th 2007 12:12AM
ssuk @ Aug 28th 2007 11:28AM
They bought DVD by the 'truckload' didn't they?
================
Yes.
DVD (all DRMd up) was indeed bought by the truckload when released but never 'fire-saled' to these levels so soon after release - probably due to the average joe having much less storage and codec and internet capabilities.
The fact remains:
Products flying off the shelves never need these desperate incentives to move boxes.