I have the same problem. I thought it was just me too. DVD's in the 11th and 12th positions continue to ship ahead of some Bluray movies that have been there for 2 months!

I got your Brian. I love watching the HD DVDs I have. The problem is that I see no point in investing in more movies when in 3 years when my player breaks, they are useless unless I re-buy them as Blu. It's like all of the VHS tapes I threw away because I refused to keep a VHS player hooked up to an HDTV. I could have bought VHS tapes 10 years ago, but stopped just as soon as DVD came out. I figure, I save the money and use it to buy a version on Blu that I will be able to play well into the future.

You know, I read this stuff from the "retailer CEO's", but I am not buying it. Let's face the facts, most of the HD content sold in November and December is still within the post-Christmas return period. I am returning all of my unopened HD DVD's. The retailers realize that if they publish now what they may be doing in the next 6 months in regards to dropping HDDVD, we will all get our wits about us and return all these players and movies that we purchased during the last 60 days. What a disaster that would be for the major retailers. They would be stuck with a bunch of returns that are simply not going to move near as fast now. If they wait until February, we are all stuck with the stuff, so it�s our problem, not theirs.
My 2 cents.

I am down for this.

I would have to agree that the A2 may be better than the A3 in one aspect, reliability. When I bought my A2 at WalMart Friday, there were two A2's left that were made in Japan, and about 15 left that were made in China. A quick compare to the A3's in stock showed that all of the A3's were made in China. I bought the one made in Japan, as I feel they manufacture better stuff.