Comments on: Is Blu-ray becoming a commodity?--Ask the Editors
A reader writes in asking if Blu-ray is becoming a commodity, and while CNET doesn't think Blu-ray is there yet, it won't be long until it is.
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- by cwilmore5 December 30, 2008 1:18 AM PST
- How are you going to say that 25 dollars is to expensive for a movie when a special edition dvd still runs 22 dollars. I think with the fact that people pay 8 dollars to go to the movies that a 25 dollar blu ray disc is worth it for a better experience anyways. I think that for great picture and sound blu ray is it right now. Up grade your equipment!!!!!!!!!!!!
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