Subj : Re: Failure of blu-ray format?
To   : Ogg
From : iNoNaMouSe
Date : Sat Jan 28 2023 21:51:08

-=> Ogg wrote to Nightfox <=-

 Og> Hello Nightfox!

 Og> ** On Saturday 28.01.23 - 17:28, Nightfox wrote to Ogg:

 

 Og> Myself, I have had no compelling reason to move to BluRay
 Og> simply because my DVD player still works just fine even after
 Og> 15 years.  The images are "good enuff" on my modest 32" TV.
 Og> However, if I had one those 58" screens or something, *then* I
 Og> might be persuaded to move to a BluRay machine and the new
 Og> format.  But I bet that most homes still don't have 58" TVs. ;)

 I think some would be surprised just HOW MANY homes have 50" + 
 TV's these days.  Heck, even the cost of a 65" is so low compared
 to where they used to be.  The straglers out there in rural land
 are slowly dumping those DVDs also since 4g/5g internet or things
 like starlink are starting to reach them.
 
 My parents get no cable/DSL broadband to their home, but I set
 them up with an unlimited 4G LTE wifi connected in their home. 
 They use the heck out of it now.
 
 They are 70+ and have a 65" LED TV :DSL
iNoNaMouSe
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