I see a Led Zeppelin album :)
Never heard of this company, but this is the way to go. Proprietary crap is a no-no unless you wanna stay small.
10.1.2010 23:49 #1
http://www.xconomy.com/seattle/2009/04/0...ud-allegations/
11.1.2010 01:11 #2
I doubt the idea of replacing DVD racks with Kiosks in retail stores will catch on. Redbox is one way for consumers to get their feet wet with automated downloading but honestly how many people know what a SD card is? They don't even use the automatic order-taker at Jack In The Box.
11.1.2010 01:16 #3
Originally posted by Hrdrk20: I doubt the idea of replacing DVD racks with Kiosks in retail stores will catch on. Redbox is one way for consumers to get their feet wet with automated downloading but honestly how many people know what a SD card is? They don't even use the automatic order-taker at Jack In The Box.Very true if I said SD card to half the people I know they would think I was speaking a different language, even though they probably own one.
11.1.2010 22:26 #4
Quote:Originally posted by Hrdrk20: I doubt the idea of replacing DVD racks with Kiosks in retail stores will catch on. Redbox is one way for consumers to get their feet wet with automated downloading but honestly how many people know what a SD card is? They don't even use the automatic order-taker at Jack In The Box.Very true if I said SD card to half the people I know they would think I was speaking a different language, even though they probably own one.Do you know how many parents of 5+ year old's with digital cameras, they know what SD,XD,smart and other camera cards are :P(well mabye not XD and smart LOL)
12.1.2010 00:02 #5
I'm with Zippy on this one.
Over the weekend I was with my very novice, but not dumb, family.
I was busy configuring their Fios DVR to show on all TV's in the house and we started talking about Blue Ray and movie formats and such.
My very novice brother in law says: "Blue Ray isn't going to be around that long, don't you think?"
I was VERY curious why he thought that so I asked him and he said that he figured everything would be online or on SD chips.
And this is a guy who doen't know the difference between an SD chip and a USB flash drive.
The working knowledge is getting out there. Much faster then we ever expected.
12.1.2010 13:30 #6
Originally posted by ThePastor: I'm with Zippy on this one.
Over the weekend I was with my very novice, but not dumb, family.
I was busy configuring their Fios DVR to show on all TV's in the house and we started talking about Blue Ray and movie formats and such.
My very novice brother in law says: "Blue Ray isn't going to be around that long, don't you think?"
I was VERY curious why he thought that so I asked him and he said that he figured everything would be online or on SD chips.
And this is a guy who doen't know the difference between an SD chip and a USB flash drive.
The working knowledge is getting out there. Much faster then we ever expected.Well he dose have a point will it last like DVD, and all I can think of yes it will as rural has to catch up with city net wise.
I mean if one has 20$ a month 500-2000KBPS wireless cell based internet and TV broadcast that can revive data you'll have a merging of TV and the internet or data streams. But thats 10 or 20+ years off.
Then again I think to much :P
But really when a 10$ SD chip has 50GB of space on it then discs will be a thing of the past...
12.1.2010 14:15 #7
I just bought a WDTV unit for my friend. He had no clue what such a device could do. I gave him a HD with a bunch of movies on it and he was instanly sold on the technology and the first thing he asked me was "How hard is it to convert my DVD's"?
12.1.2010 14:59 #8
Originally posted by ThePastor: I just bought a WDTV unit for my friend. He had no clue what such a device could do. I gave him a HD with a bunch of movies on it and he was instanly sold on the technology and the first thing he asked me was "How hard is it to convert my DVD's"?I hate DVDs, they take forever to load and force you half the time to sit through ads.
12.1.2010 15:06 #9
