Well I guess if it is just that (see the title) then what does Sony have to lose? Didn't they just win the BD vs. HD-DVD war?
Just my 2¢
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We've been sounding the death knell of traditional disc-based media for some time, but Sony Pictures seems to truly be ushering it along - at least in an experimental trial fashion. This week's blockbuster-in-waiting, Hancock, will be hitting the silver screen... soon to be followed by downloads - at least if you own a Web-ready Sony Bravia TV. That's right, after its theater run - but before it gets releases to DVD & Blu-ray, owners of Sony Bravia TVs (with integrated Internet connections) can download the movie over the Internet.
Discuss "Hancock's Proprietary Download Experiment with Sony Bravia" here. Read the article.
Well I guess if it is just that (see the title) then what does Sony have to lose? Didn't they just win the BD vs. HD-DVD war?
Just my 2¢
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What about everyone without a Sony TV? They should make it available to a broader audience if they want to make an impact. How about starting with PS3 owners?
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Which means it will only make 100 million by the end of the week.