According to a report by the British Video Association show that Blu-ray sales were very strong this Holiday season. The surge in sales of Blu-ray discs was driven by a strong performance throughout the year, credit crunch notwithstanding. Blu-ray disc sales hit a new high in the run-up to Christmas; 1.5 million discs were sold in December alone, up almost 400% against the same period in 2007. In total the format has sold 3.7 million units in 2008, demonstrating the public's enthusiasm for high quality picture and sound in the home.
News source: Tech Fragments
News source: Tech Fragments
Just get a netflix account. That's what I have. They send me 3 blu-ray movies at once. Its great. Because who ever watches most movies more than once anyway.
You're expecting a Blu-Ray Disc to be less than a tenner? Thats expecting alot. It's a new (ish) format. Don't expect sub-£10 discs until it's been out long enough to have a "bargain bin".
Surely the fact that he quoted the price in pounds and also mentioned a British website should tel you that Netflix isn't available where we live
Last edited by TCLN Ryster on 07 Jan 2009 - 17:35
£10 is cheap for BD's. Majority of films though are alot more.
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