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Michael McManus, DigiTimes.com, Taipei
Friday 5 January 2007
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Posted on Jan 6, 12:05
Not only is it too expensive but people are saying, "For what do I need it?"(Not those, of course, who have been educated in public schools in the last 30 years. ;))
Posted on Jan 5, 22:25
Will Manufacturers never learn? This is the VHS vs. Beta all over again. Who does this hurt? Everyone. DOHPosted on Jan 5, 22:07
Finally someone got smart on multimedia and stopped being nuts....Posted on Jan 5, 21:55
Big whoop. It will be overpriced. One format will eventually win out. The dual format will become mere curiousity pieces. Next!