[QUOTE="ramey70"]Any list of worst companies that doesn't include Northwest Airlines loses all credibility. They included United but they are actually far better than Delta, Northest, and US Airways/America West.
For all the talk of Sony losing money with the PS3 you have to realize that Northwest posted a $2.8 Billion loss for 2006. That's insane. SemiMaster
And I believe the United States Government bailed them out... Ya, all airlines (even Southwest) received bailout money after 9/11. Northwest, along with Delta, didn't use it wisely and now find themselves in bankruptcy.
Any list of worst companies that doesn't include Northwest Airlines loses all credibility. They included United but they are actually far better than Delta, Northest, and US Airways/America West.
For all the talk of Sony losing money with the PS3 you have to realize that Northwest posted a $2.8 Billion loss for 2006. That's insane.
[QUOTE="ramey70"][QUOTE="HuusAsking"][QUOTE="SpruceCaboose"]Look, if you are woried about getting the best service for movies, but a dual Blu-Ray/HD-DVD player. That way you can have either HD format, and DVD, all in one, and no worries about transcoding, download time, studio support, etc.Darth matt
The trouble is such a device doesn't exist. Furthermore, the licensing agreements of both the HD-DVD and BluRay camps prevent member companies from making such a device. It would have to come from a company that is outside either camp. Where have you been? LG officially announced the dual BD/HD-DVD player at CES this year. Yeah, but with a $2k price tag, that LG combo HD video player is still out of reach for most consumers. Its only a matter of time before either one format fades away, or the combo players drop to $500. You need your eyes checked. It's $1,199, not $1,999.
[QUOTE="SpruceCaboose"]Look, if you are woried about getting the best service for movies, but a dual Blu-Ray/HD-DVD player. That way you can have either HD format, and DVD, all in one, and no worries about transcoding, download time, studio support, etc.HuusAsking
The trouble is such a device doesn't exist. Furthermore, the licensing agreements of both the HD-DVD and BluRay camps prevent member companies from making such a device. It would have to come from a company that is outside either camp. Where have you been? LG officially announced the dual BD/HD-DVD player at CES this year.
There's no way to verify it broke into "millions of pieces". Assuming it took you a second to count one piece each that would extrapolate to approximately 23.148 days of non-stop counting.
[QUOTE="ramey70"][QUOTE="karicha9"]People that feel that you need HD to truly experience "next gen" are falling for the marketing ploy.karicha9
You'd have hard time convincing my eyes that they are seeing a "marketing ploy" on my 56" 1080p HDTV.Yet most games are 720p, correct?
I mean, really, the small difference you observe is not really that important to a game. Again I disagree. The first time I played Resistance, which was an average at best shooter, was on an SDTV. When I purchased my HDTV I popped in Resistance just to see the difference. I ended up spending all weekend playing it from start to finish all over again just to enjoy the HD visuals. Quite simply, it was like a whole new game and I thoroughly enjoyed it more the second time around.
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