Defender trailer Yes we are

Defender trailer

Yes we are only getting a small percentage of the true resolution of what we see in theaters and yes we are going to have to buy all our shit over again. It long as they have a good trade in program then all is good. Blu-ray was obsolete when it came out, HDD and SSD are the future, Im waiting for that Pedabyte drive that was suppose to come out 2010/2011 for Im team Digital Download/streaming. You should have seen my elderly moms all engrossed in her Roku box this Christmas. She had watched almost 21 straight episodes of LOST over the holiday weekend. She promptly cancelled her cable and got the HD antenna for local news. All of us who collect games, comics, cds, hell any physical media will be like those old record blues and jazz record collectors in about 20 years. Imagine antiques roadshow featuring the heralded new-in-box Sega Saturn! Of course around 2054ish there will be technological advances that will keep us all alive indefinitely and in a constant state of glazed over. Location: St Petersburg, Fl Arent there still a higher number of standard definition tvs than hd tvs? So I dont think anything past Blu Ray is even relevant at this point. Even though HD content looks good/great, there is much higher resolutions out there. We are still in the beginning of the defender trailer HD era. Sure its been around for years, but 10 years ago this shit was expensive. Now you can buy a decent HD set up for under 500 bucks. So something bigger is is here to stay for 3d crap has until next summer to effectively make money or its clearance sales in the fall of 2011! I dont see a new format so much as a condensing of existing media into once device/format. I expect in 50 years time we wont have music players, movie players, and game players well have media units that do all 3 along with phone and video calls, computer work internet, text articles, etc. In other words, itll be a lot like Wall-E but without the hover chairs. All times are GMT The time now is 06:48 AM. WEEKLY CHART: Japan, 11th June 2011 Register for a free account to gain full access to the VGChartz Network and defender trailer our thriving community. Undoubtedly this question has been posed many times before. But what will come after Blu Ray? One of the reason i believe that Blu Ray is not the sellout technology it should be is because the average person really cannot see the difference, or at least enough difference to justify paying a higher price for Blu Ray technology with relation to standard DVD technology. This has nothing to do with the quality of the PS The PS3 is an amazing machine which offers a significant sensual improvement with relation to the PS But in terms of TV/DVD output the difference is minimal. But even if this was not the case, what comes after Blu Ray? Surely we cannot innovate much more in terms of clarity. What are we going to get, silver ray with 7 billion pixels. Will the average human eye be able to recognize any more clarity. So my question is, have we reached full maturity of television as we know it.