Blu Ray over/under $

Henry, I saw that as well. Even more interesting is the fact that the parts cost of the PS3 will be upwards of $900. Interesting business model, sell wholesale at a 200% loss, drive down unit costs with volume, and derive profit from software licensing fees. The disc unit part cost was $200 I think. I'll get a PS3 when they finally do come out.

Twinaudio- Actually Alexis Park and St Topez is pretty much for audiophiles. AS you know these are the CES venues that are SOLELY for audiophiles and is one of the few places where you can hear the Green Mountains, Silverl;ines, and Merlins in one place. Certainly not for the masses and definetly for audiophiles. Just trying to get you more up to speed.

Rysa - I am just talking about the Blue-ray subject. I do not miss any CES so we are on the same page. But the Blue ray is in the south hall and not at St Tropez and Alexis park that means.... they are still trying to get the feel of everything.

That what happens to a new Plasma and LCD TV. What we do is take it to SID ( Society of information Display show) and just let all the manufacturers, enginneers, Scientist, reviewers, investors and media watch and gather some info. Once this is well recieved then we go for the next show which is CES and get some more feedback with the larger market segment which includes of course sellers and thier relatives and friends.
Thanks again Rysa4.

Blu Ray will be the clear winner. Blu Ray has all the big consumer companies behind it. The only way HD DVD becomes the big winner is Microsoft and Intel stay away and continue to not support Blu Ray. I doubt it. As well as ERP system is booming now a days like AX and NAV. Which creates disruption in Market i am pretty sure. MS Inspire changed the scenario. 
    Now a days Dynamics AX Developers got plenty of opportunities. Wonder if it can effect Blu Ray technology also in market share as every thing becoming integrated technology which may make Bluray as redundant?