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Old 08-10-2006, 14:18   #9
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Re: Whats betters Pace or Samsung, and how do i get a samsung one?

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Originally Posted by arcamalpha2004 View Post
The time will come when these boxes will be redundant.
You will in time be able to go to your local tesco and copy off a copy of a film thats just been released and play it at home, making the need for these boxes redundant.
I guess about 18 months time dvd rental shops will go to the wall, about a year later the cinemas.
That's technically possible now. It hasn't happened, and, TBH, I don't think it ever will. TV screens (even large, hi-def plasmas) don't even BEGIN to compare with cinema screens. An example. I was watching "The Departed" last night at the Odeon Liecester Square. I was watching it on a screen that was (at a guess) around 60 ft diagonally, and listening to a sound system that cost nearly £100,000. Now, your average multiplex doesn't compare to that, but the picture and sound are still an awful lot more impressive than any home cinema system.
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