Road to perdition ghosts And no price increase

Road to perdition ghosts

And no price increase. The crowd explodes into applause. Not to mention Star Wars, which being Fox/Lucas will likely be on Blu-Ray and 4 of which are worth seeing in HD! Yeah, but would they do the original trilogy? The original theatrical versions not those Special Edition travesties will be available on DVD for a limited time later this year, but I dont think thats enough time for Blu-ray. And theres always Lucas claim that he destroyed the negatives, so theres no good source material for HD masters. Thatd be a heck of a driver for Blu-ray sales if they did it, though. The theatrical versions, now available exclusively for the next best thing to the theater Blu-ray! Thered be massive adoption of the format by SW fans. Maybe they could suddenly find some long-forgotten reels in the vaults that George missed when he went to the dark side. Yeah, wouldnt that be surprising. :devil: Boy, I hope so. I can just see it now. Steve at introduction of the new Mac Pro: Oh, just one more thing. It has a Blu-ray drive. And no price increase. The crowd explodes into applause. Sony would probably be willing to sell Apple blu-ray drives at cost for a couple years in order to make this happen. I dont think that the no price increase think will work out though, at least if you want dual-core woodcrest 3 ghz chips 1700 total just for the two processors. I dont think that the no price increase think will work out though, at least if you want dual-core woodcrest 3 ghz chips 1700 total just for the two processors. There is more than one model of Powermac/Mac Pro, though. They cant have a massive price gulf between the iMacs and the Mac Pros, so there must be at least one basic model in the sub-2000 range, preferably 1 Although they may leave Blu-ray off that one to keep it at that price, just like the original low-end Powermacs lacked Superdrives. It doesnt matter if Sony give Apple drives at cost. With two formats currently in the market it makes NO sense trying to cram one in as a selling point. Those who are authoring discs for a living will probably want both as options which means BTO is the best way to handle this. It doesnt matter if Sony give Apple drives at cost. With two formats currently in the market it makes NO sense trying to cram one in as a selling point. Those who are authoring discs for a living will probably want both as options which means BTO is the best way to handle this. Movie playback is relatively unimportant for computer use, so the format differences dont matter. You just pick the bigger one and go burn backups. Movie playback is relatively unimportant for computer use, so the format differences dont matter. You just pick the bigger one and go burn backups. Home backup strategies mirror business backup strategy. Thus you will likely see backup to hard disc rather than optical drives. Low cost NAS devices are proliferating far more quickly than high capacity optical recorders.