A man apart part 10 Well the

A man apart part 10

Well the rule is that negative attention provokes more response. Thats why the news is riddled with dramatic stories. I wouldnt call millions of editorial words wasted. You could be a man apart part 10 in an unemployment line as another option so I think. I trust the news media when I want to read creative writing passed off as accurate reporting. I think the reality is a lot closer to a man apart part 10 media being rather clueless and of no help for consumers. Broadband and IPTV to Compete? Certainly is an option worth looking into. Having more sources of movies and entertainment only seek to broaden and enrich my choices. Id prefer both avenues. Theres far too many people trying to tell me why I shouldnt like HD DVD or Blu-Ray. Their myopic view simply is shutting off the overall picture. If you have an HDTV and you want to see the best picture possible you get HD on your cable or you purchase one of these players. Whether you consider the player to be a good value or not rest soley on your own preferences. HVD discs were said to be enterprise ready this year and capable of holding 9TB per disc. Thats the kind of thing I want to see from a next-gen disc format. Neither HD-DVD nor Blu-Ray offer enough storage to warrant such expensive upgrades. Hardly anyone will have HDTVs or fast enough computers to play HD media so getting HD movies is pointless. In terms of computer storage, most people will probably just get single layer discs like they still do with DVD, even though its been around for years. For HD-DVD, a man apart part 10 gives you the equivalent of 3 DVDs of space and Blu-Ray gives you I dont see me ever getting anything related to HD-DVD. 3 DVDs worth just isnt enough. 5 DVDs worth I would consider if the burner came below ¸200 and discs below ¸ When people can demonstrate technology that gives you 1TB on a disc, both Blu-Ray and HD-DVD look quite pathetic. I think it would be great if they could make HVD discs 1TB each at the size of miniature CDs.