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Old 02-27-2012, 10:19 PM   #27
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Originally Posted by RolandD View Post
DVD players will soon go the way of VCRs. Blu-Ray is a great advance for digital storage, but as internet bandwidth increases, Blu-Ray runs a great risk of becoming a has been before its adoption is firmly established. Why adopt a format that will be obsolete in less than five years?
because not everyone has unlimited broadband internet. Really, fairly substantial parts of the country don't. My sister lives outside of Denver, and will need to get a satellite connection if she wants anything more than dial-up. I live in SE Michigan, and we have severely metered internet - my husband has to download my audio books at his work, because one download will use up our daily allotment, and then we'd be stuck on below dial-up speeds for 24 hours.

streaming video is totally out of the question for us.
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