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Unless you know you are going to get some games as well (which would probably be a better investment on Xbox 360 especially after this E3) it is pointless to get a ps3. prices have come down enough, and even lover end models have all the important features. I would probably go with a panasonic, or samsung. Both excellent tech firms so you know you are getting a quality product.
It may not apply to every disk that i own, but the fact that i dont have to re-buy a movie that i want to watch over again is KEY. For example i own v for vendetta on HD-DVD (yea yea yea) and i watch that at LEAST once a year (see: 5th of november) its nice to not have to rebuy that every year. Not to mention streaming isnt 100 percent efficient. But with a disk, i have 100 percent of the high quality 1080p in the player, the whole time.
Many stations had hd yes, but i spent more than half the election waiting for my HD to kick back in when they kept going to local stations. Really annoying when i pay for hd service.
The 360 simply has way more exclusive software. GOOD exclusive software. Whereas the PS3 is still waiting for its first good exclusive title, MGS4. (which does look amazing i must say) not to mention the superiority of xbox live. Xbox live is a streamlined service where playstation network still has a long way to go before it is as good. long story short, 360 is the way to go.
Why is this article even on here? Am I the only person that finds it strange that Engadget would post a review of Juno? It just seems to me that there are better (in terms of HD) movies to rate.
Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.
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