
Pricewatch - Sony, Sharp and Panasonic Blu-ray players continue to climb an upward price slope as demand has increased and competition decreased in the high definition video market, TG Daily found. Samsung's BD-P1400 and LG's combo player, however, have settled down and are moving back into more favorable price territory.
For the majority of players, though, prices are higher than they have been all year and it seems as though there is really no way to stop the prices from spiraling out of control. How far will they continue to rise and set themselves out of the mainstream target market?
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Well this was expected. I think what Sony and the BD group are doing is increasing the price on certain BD players to recoup some of the loses and then later on when they drop the price, they would be not be heavily affected.
and shut up. Price on ps3's won't inflate, if anything it'll drop with time.
They have the Sharp Aquos blu-ray players for $299.
Disagree if you want- It's not like you f'in shop where I do.
1.)The BDA has only made money off of Blu-ray since day 1.
2.) Warner Brothers was not paid-off.
3.) Hd-??? is officially dead. Rest in peace.
4.) wageslave is officially a _________ (fill in the blank) :)