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Why do people buy tablets ?
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gemma-the-husky
07-11-2012
Originally Posted by alan1302:
“I'm not saying there are not lots of DVDs still sold - just that they are not selling as many now and that they are being replaced by downloads rather than BluRay.

It is a bit sad that people are not that interested in sound quality overall but I belive that is how it always has been.

At least where I have bought downloaded music from before it was certainly a ot higher than 150 kb/s”

i think getting used to a changing environment is a gradual thing. Years ago, I never used DD's to pay bills, prefering to manage them personally. Now I hardly ever visit a bank.

Tablets are the same I think.The price comes down, they are very convenient for some things, so penetration gradually increases.

Personally, I still prefer to buy silver discs, DVD and Blu - although possibly less so CD now. With film, I like sub titles, commentaries, special features, rewind, and repeat views. I get really irritated when there are now subs (Stargate Ultimate Edition springs to mind). Well worth owning the disc, and it probably costs less than the download anyway.
paulbrock
07-11-2012
Originally Posted by gemma-the-husky:
“With film, I like sub titles, commentaries, special features, rewind, and repeat views. I get really irritated when there are now subs (Stargate Ultimate Edition springs to mind). Well worth owning the disc, and it probably costs less than the download anyway.”

I'm hoping somebody somewhere is putting together a digital download version of the full DVD/bluray 'package', with special features, commentaries etc.

Shame to have all this and not (easily) be able to play it on a tablet.
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