You're full of doo doo. I have stated this before
and will state it again, people dont buy expensive gear
because they "THINK" its really good just because its "expensive",
they buy expensive gear because they KNOW its really good and
want it bad enough they are willing to pay "expensive price" to get it.
The horse
pulls the cart, the cart doesnt push the horse.


jco

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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of
Cory Papenfuss
Sent: Thursday, April 19, 2007 8:45 PM
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Subject: RE: OT - for those of you who have DVD equip that can playPAL


> NO, the major problem is most people think its still
> too expensive ( when they dont even know the price )
> or havent actually watched anything in HD like
> a good movie from beginning to end. HDTV is
> a no brainer home entertainment major improvement
> for all of mankind, just like silent movies, radio, TV,
> color TV, & home video were and are...Not some
> government mandated "cash grab" that the masses
> have to "suffer" thru.
> jco
>
        The price for a true HD experience is still too much for the 
average joe.  Unfortunately, the roughly $1k necessary for a real HD set

(not a 720p/1080i "capable" set, but a true HD physical-pixel device) is

all the average person likely puts forth.  The $50-$100/mo necessary for

all the doodads that go with it (Cablecard, STB, DTV, etc) are still 
beyond most.  Most of the general population gets a HDTV set, connects
to 
their DVD player with an S-vid cable, and convinces themselves that the 
picture is "amazing".... just because it cost them $1k-$2k to get it,
not 
because it actually *is*.

-Cory

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