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.
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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.
They bought DVD by the 'truckload' didn't they?
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.
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.