The bailout continues. Discovery Store has the Planet Earth: Complete Collection on defunct HD-DVD for $30 - $5 code EML2008 = $25 with free shipping. This release includes all the episodes (4 DVDs) from the original Discovery Channel production. Narrated by Sigourney Weaver. [Info]
Toshiba's message is clear: a dying format and a dying planet. To think that they tried to compete in a format war and make a huge profit, yet this was there sole purpose all along. I get it now, guys. I get it.
HD-DVD owners will tbe able to stack their hardware on their standard DVD player. Which is stacked on their CD Player. Which is stacked on their VHS player. Which is stacked on their BetaMax player. Which is stacked on their Super8 movie Projector. Which is stacked on their 8mm Movie Projector.
Do you see the trend....The life span of BlueRay won't be that long.
HD-DVD will outsell Blow-Ray for the next 6 months at these prices. Sony will finally admit defeat of thier DRM laden scum bucket of a system, HoooHAHA... HD-DVD will rule the WORLD!!!
Proof that HD-DVD is not dead! I bought the Attenborough version on Amazon for $54 on 2/16, and now it's back up to $68! HD-DVD has risen from the dead! Blu-Ray dies! Balance is restored to the universe!
#17, I think most ppl would just use mp3 for the convenience. Look at some of new cars that comes with usb or memory card slot for MP3. You buy a $15 key chain usb stick with 2GB of mp3, and stick it in for easy listening.
#15, I agree with you that it's not dead (yet). I want to buy some HD-DVD's for $5. Until then, it's not dead, yet.
sucks for Blu-ray owners who have to pay $55 extra for this set.
This was a cool series and would be great in High-Def. Too bad it isn't in Blu-Ray.
now if I could only find a xbox 360 DVD player for 10 bucks.
Sucks for HD-DVD owners who won't be able to play their movies on anything once their player is disabled.
Toshiba's message is clear: a dying format and a dying planet. To think that they tried to compete in a format war and make a huge profit, yet this was there sole purpose all along. I get it now, guys. I get it.
HD-DVD owners will tbe able to stack their hardware on their standard DVD player.
Which is stacked on their CD Player.
Which is stacked on their VHS player.
Which is stacked on their BetaMax player.
Which is stacked on their Super8 movie Projector.
Which is stacked on their 8mm Movie Projector.
Do you see the trend....The life span of BlueRay won't be that long.
#4 Your comments suck for readers of this board. You seem to be mentally disabled.
Says the mildly bacon challenged imbecile whose previous post was ironically...
#6, you must watch a lot of pron!
I think #7 just got totally p0wned.
Great comeback! I point out your mental condition and you call me mildly bacon challenged.
Well played doofus.
Toddsucks is a doughnut pirate. You should know this more than anyone.
#3 fye has xbox HD-DVD for $10 after rebate. If you picked it up last month you also qualify for 5 free movies.
#2 It is on Blu-ray, except it's $80 instead of $25.
I'm telling you all this YET again...
HD-DVD will outsell Blow-Ray for the next 6 months at these prices. Sony will finally admit defeat of thier DRM laden scum bucket of a system, HoooHAHA... HD-DVD will rule the WORLD!!!
I just purchased the regular DVD version of this on Amazon for $18.05 and $2.98 ship.
Proof that HD-DVD is not dead! I bought the Attenborough version on Amazon for $54 on 2/16, and now it's back up to $68! HD-DVD has risen from the dead! Blu-Ray dies! Balance is restored to the universe!
#15 - no that means it's only dying again
baconnaise - I was going to buy the version narrated by Mike Tyson for $5, but part of the disc was chewed off.
what about SACD versus DVD-Audio? which is gonna win?
What kind of name is Sigourney anyway?
#18: "Sigourney" is the kind of name someone named "Sue" picks when she wants to stand out in the world of acting.
#17, I think most ppl would just use mp3 for the convenience. Look at some of new cars that comes with usb or memory card slot for MP3. You buy a $15 key chain usb stick with 2GB of mp3, and stick it in for easy listening.
#15, I agree with you that it's not dead (yet). I want to buy some HD-DVD's for $5. Until then, it's not dead, yet.
Die already! Die Die