Well if you can buy the cables on the internet for $5 to 10 then how much did they cost to manufacture? $1.00 or 2.00? This just shows how tight the margins are on the new PS3 and Sony not wanting to lose more money on an incrediably discounted machine which is still the most expensive gaming system ever.
For $600.00 it makes me wonder what their primary age group they will marketing this for.
Codec wise they both can use the same codecs but Blu-Ray is currently choosing to use MPEG-2 while HD-DVD camp using Microsoft's VC-9 codec with help from Microsoft on achieving the best picture quality.
I don't believe there will be much of argument on who can achieve the best picture quality...
The argument will come down to the actual format of the player and who can get their HD player the cheapest and some point one player will concede and allow for a dual format players.
How can you say their ugly? You can hardly see them in the picture. Slap a name brand like Oakley on them and they will be the rave.
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For $600.00 it makes me wonder what their primary age group they will marketing this for.