bro engkau kat utem skrg ke?

cannot wait la the bus...only for title release together or ealier than Batman
other than tat....wait together with MUMMY 1 & 2 BULK end of JULY

yep, saw that just now. interested to buy for the next bulk.

this weekend is going to be another blu frenzy/

just came back from US, bought some handful old titles as well. Frys & Best Buy have promotion on blu ray. 

So. Batman Begins now only $17.95 ar? My advise, must buy.

*preparing for next POISON.... the BATMAN begin BULK*

So. Batman Begins now only $17.95 ar? My advise, must buy.

wahh ...go US never tell me 

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Added on June 27, 2008, 8:24 amOur BDs are safe....
6/27/2008      7:36 am Processed at DHL Location.    Subang - Sultan Abdul Aziz Shah, Malaysia
                      7:34 am Clearance processing complete    Subang - Sultan Abdul Aziz Shah, Malaysia
                      7:29 am Transit through DHL facility    Subang - Sultan Abdul Aziz Shah, Malaysia
                      3:16 am Depart Facility    Hong Kong - Hub, Hong Kong
                      3:13 am Processed at DHL Location.    Hong Kong - Hub, Hong Kong
                      1:02 am Transit through DHL facility    Hong Kong - Hub, Hong Kong

        another successful bulk   

bro, only the older titles is cheap lar.   the newer ones is still very expensive, comparing the prices still Amazon is cheaper. 

good news on another successful bulk, looking forward to more. 

Blu-ray Takes Bigger Piece of the Pie

By Danny King

The water the home-entertainment industry is treading is getting Blu-er.

That’s the news that came out of an Entertainment Merchants Association report this week about U.S. consumer spending on DVDs.

Studios celebrating Sony’s Blu-ray victory in the high-definition DVD format war in February were validated by an EMA estimate that spending on Blu-ray discs will overtake standard-disc sales by 2012. EMA said Blu-ray disc revenue will surge to $9.5 billion by then, up from $260 million last year.

In addition to the end of the format war, Blu-ray disc sales will benefit as U.S. consumers acquire Blu-ray disc drives at a faster rate than they did standard DVD players almost a decade ago. Blu-rays will reach homes largely through Sony PlayStation 3 videogame consoles, according to some estimates.

Blu-ray will be a bright spot in what appears to be a flattening market for DVDs. Overall home entertainment spending, which reached about $24 billion last year, will inch forward to $25.6 billion in 2012, or at a compounded growth rate of about 1.3% a year. By comparison, the U.S. population has been projected to grow at about 1% a year between 2000 and 2010, while inflation alone may account for 3% to 4% in overall annual spending increases.

Still, with studios ramping up Blu-ray releases to keep up with increasing demand for HDTV sets and introducing features like BD-Live interactivity and 3-D capabilities, greater consumer awareness of Blu-ray and falling prices for its players are likely to feed demand that will help Blu-ray disc sales cross what many analysts expect to be the $1 billion threshold this year.

“New generations of hardware and software, and alternative delivery channels, will ensure that home video and video games remain phenomenally popular entertainment options for the American public for years to come,” Bo Andersen, EMA’s chief executive officer, said in a statement.