whoa! support rx330 get ae2000.........

PoP any news from amazon?

still no BOGO

Err, Popazon got any BOGO?

This post has been edited by aiman04: Apr 5 2008, 08:27 PM

I'm definitely hoping that BOGO will come soon.

Waiting anxiously for BOGO.......

BOGO maybe in June...

lucky no BDs for me until july

hope DHL gonna release my BDs on monday...

Oh my : http://www.amazon.com/dp/B000W4HIY0/ref=pe...896940_pe_ar_d8

Price: $90.95 !!

I just bought a week ago from Play-asia at :

$79.92 only

Lucky me

U could get as low as $59.00 at ebay u know.

I have reservation for used products

And All That Could Have Been

Blu-ray Disc When Microsoft first announced their intentions to back the underdog HD DVD format as the high definition format of the future, many insiders and press alike questioned the motives of the large software company. Microsoft doesn't own any film content to distribute and the one product which could have benefited from a larger capacity disc - the Xbox 360 - had already shipped with only DVD support. Most soon realized that Microsoft never wanted HD DVD to succeed, only to stall adoption of Blu-ray long enough for digital downloads to become a reality.

This, of course, was all speculation based on analysis of the situation, but it made perfect sense and was being reinforced by Microsoft's strong push for adding content to their Xbox Live digital distribution service. Recently, the UK newspaper The Guardian sat down with the Senior Regional Director, Northern Europe, Entertainment & Devices Division for Microsoft, Neil Thompson, and briefly discussed how he felt about Microsoft's decision to support HD DVD now that the format has died.

Oddly enough, he laughs off the question. "The horse that we're fundamentally backing is the one that says the future of entertainment content is online digital distribution. I would argue that we backed the right horse." He continued, "If we're sitting here in 12 or 18 months time, we'll be saying 'why were people even thinking about a disc format when it's really about digital distribution?' Our strategy's been developed for the last six or seven years, and ever since we launched the platform it [online content] has been our big, big, big bet."

Considering that Microsoft has only been backing HD DVD since September of 2005, their decision to push digital distribution supersedes their intention to back HD DVD, and more importantly, reinforces the notion that Microsoft was only backing the now defunct format in order to stale adoption of Blu-ray, and thus, increase the likelihood of digital distribution as a viable format. Unfortunately for them, HD DVD is now dead, and digital distribution of films is still not considered viable by the vast majority of consumers.

Now that Blu-ray has been declared the victor, it is shocking to think of what could have been if Microsoft had succeeded in getting HD DVD established as a high definition format, only to pull the rug out from the format and switch to digital distribution. For as much as the mandatory Ethernet connection was praised by HD DVD supports, its a scary thought of how that could have easily become a way to easily switch to a digital download - and much lower quality - distribution format.

Blu-ray provides consumers with the ultimate in high definition picture and sound that is not compromised by the necessity to stream it over the Internet. HD DVD's use of lower quality video and lossy audio reveal a potential future that no home theater enthusiast would ever want to see realized. Thankfully, as more and more consumers continue to adopt Blu-ray as the successor to DVD, we may never have to.

source : blu-ray.com

huhuhu M$ still did not give up...

huhu

our Bulk coming on the way to KL ...pray no kastam kacao

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This post has been edited by megatron007: Apr 7 2008, 09:45 AM

It is not used dude. New and factory sealed!

taukeh

abit susah for BOGO to come

I am from the FullHDClub.com and wish to assure all that the deal is genuine.

What we are offering is 32 disc commitment (RM4,788) entitles the Samsung BD-P1400 worth RM3,999 free.
This works out to RM2,200 for the player and RM80 per discs if you are to average the cost over the total value received.

For all our ambassador in spreading the good news, we will give free BD disc for every member you introduce. Can submit those names at
http://www.fullhdclub.com/mkini/ (pls add "lowyat" after your name)

The more members we have the better our product pricing would be

finally.. fullhdclub is here...
dun mind me saying this, but i dun really think u can get much customers here

but u were good in saying this
"What we are offering is 32 disc commitment (RM4,788) entitles the Samsung BD-P1400 worth RM3,999 free.
This works out to RM2,200 for the player and RM80 per discs if you are to average the cost over the total value received"

but kudos for starting this

thanks rx330

understand the pricing of the bd from amazon is really low
we strive to bring such costing here. if you look at the offer we are already having such costing hence the free player (subsidised through our margin).

To sweeten our relationship, we can have B2GO BD disc for all who introduce us members.

Later on we wish to establish a review library so as all FHBClub members could view them for free before deciding to buy (just pay the courier fees for the discs)

When we have special pricing on FHD TVs or related accessories we will also inform our members

free player

but to be frank, if u can sell a piece at 80, or maybe less than 100, i can assure u, u will get customers

"Later on we wish to establish a review library so as all FHBClub members could view them for free before deciding to buy (just pay the courier fees for the discs)

When we have special pricing on FHD TVs or related accessories we will also inform our members "

u might as well rent the movies rather than view for free then decide to buy or not