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Posted by asjbiotek on 01/27/07 07:38
Blu-ray sales continues to expand its lead on hd-dvd on almost a
weekly basis. The fact that Blu-ray dated releases outnumber Hd-dvd by
a wide margin in the future, and that europe will soon join in the
Blu-ray fray probably means big trouble for hd-dvd.
Plus, i started noticing unsold hd-dvd titles are starting to pile up
in best buy (ie, each title has multiple copies on the shelves),
whereas manyBD titles have only 1 or 2 copies left on the shelves (e.g.
i got the one and only Ice Age 2 copy at a northern Nj best buy)....
DVDEmpire Blu-ray vs hd-dvd sales:
For the week ending Wed Jan 3rd
HD DVD 44.50%
Blu-ray 55.50%
For the week ending Wed Jan 10th
HD DVD 42.16%
Blu-ray 57.84%
For the week ending Wed Jan 17th
HD DVD 42.30%
Blu-ray 57.70%
For the week ending Wed Jan 24th
HD DVD 39.01%
Blu-ray 60.99%
Current:
HD DVD Blu-ray
36.35% 63.65%
http://forum.blu-ray.com/showthread.php?p=46399
On Jan 22, 5:27 pm, asjbio...@gmail.com wrote:
> Well, here's more proof the end for HD-DVD is fast approaching.
>
> In addition to amazon.com, other sales channels are reporting much
> stronger blu-ray sales, even though HD-DVD got out first in 2006.
>
> http://www.videobusiness.com/index.asp?layout=article&articleid=CA640...
>
> for online retailer DVDEmpire:
>
> 1. Sales of Blu-ray discs are now stronger than sales of HD-DVD titles.
> For the week including Tuesday, Jan. 16, DVDEmpire.com noted that 57.7%
> of its high-def sales were BD and 42.3% were HD DVD.
>
> 2. there are already more titles in Blu-ray than HD-DVD....Through Jan.
> 16, DVDEmpire.com counted 190 HD DVD releases and 203 BD releases.
>
> And it'll just get worse as more people buy playstation and more
> blu-ray titles come out. Just this week, i already got the recent Ice
> Age 2 in blu-ray (and it's 20th century fox, so NO HD-DVD copy!)
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