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Originally Posted by bruceames
HD downloads are behind the curve because of the bandwidth needed. When it catches up, then it will be a force to be reckoned with in the HD market.
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I don't see that happening any time soon.
IP's are constricting bandwidth right now, not increasing it. If it were going in the opposite direction, I might agree with you.
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It's a given that prices will fall and entice people to buy. Like Dare said, it's obvious and would apply to the competition as well.
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Prices will fall eventually, but right now VoD costs about the same amount to rent as going to the store and picking up a BD {depending on your area} and ownership options for High Def are few and far between.
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True, but PS3 sales have been hurt by Blu-ray overall, and now it must compete with more expensive components, which gives the edge to MS in the future as well.
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Depending on how you look at it. They've managed to wrangle the price down by about 50% over the course of the last 2 years, I can't see the price to build it going up either.
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Yes, it lowers it even further. 
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*LOL* True enough.
Logan