Alex rider operation stormbreaker part 7

Alex rider operation stormbreaker part 7

Last edited by CaptainCanuck; 09-13-2009 at 04:14 AM. Once storage capacity can easily hold 10-20 terabytes per optical disc than yes a new format will come about. The added benefit. Uncompresed 4K video. 2-3 GB/sec Time for Blu to go mainstream. I prefer to actually own the media in a physical form such as a disc. I see downloads replacing the rental market entirely within fifteen to twenty years once the infrastructure can cope with the massive bandwidth requirements and have reliable speed during peak hours. I can see streaming movies in HD becoming popular and i believe it will be of a lesser quality than Blu Ray provides as they try to compress the images more. I think its possible we might get one more HD format five or six years from now and it will be an evolution of the current technology. We will get 4K and 3D and Deep Color and other improvements which could theoretically be on the current discs but ideally speaking would require more space to really make it all work. So i see at least one more home format which will be backwards compatible with Blu Ray and probably DVD. Bluray will not be the last format. Many of us who play PC games on high end systems know that resolutions higher than 1080p are achievable with current games. You can play games in HD PLUS resolution. Likewise, the movie industry will also take advantage of this technology as HD Plus camera equipment, and televisions are developed. However to the eye, this increase in resolution may not be noticable after a certain point, Secondly movies will not shift to digital download only. As of June 30th 2009, there are 70 million broadband users in the USA. Making a shift to entirely digital download will limit the profit that companies can make. Until the vast alex rider operation stormbreaker part 7 of the US population gets broadband, we will continue to see movies on tangible media. Secondly, we had all seen the staying power of CDs. Having something tangible, which you can hold and appreciate in your hands is satisfying, and digital downloads will not be able to replace that. Your June 2009 stat is a little out of date to be fair. I think that Blu-ray MAY be the last physical media, being replaced by Digital Download and Streaming, but if it were to be replaced, something like Ultra Definition or whatever it would be called may take over. It would be 4k, which is in theory about the highest resolution worth jumping to. The biggest reason that may not happen though is due to the size limitation of televisions. My thoughts on that stem from viewing HD content on a smaller you lose the effects of having it in HD when the TV is too small, and the effects of 1080p only really become apparent when the TV breaks the 42 sizes. 4K on the other hand might I have no experience, and this is purely speculation not really be noticeably better until you make it to the 65 sizes which is unrealistic for many homes. Of course there will always be the home theater purists who want an alex rider operation stormbreaker part 7 as close to theater size as possible, and for those people UD would be very desirable, but I dont see it happening for the standard user and in turn making HD the last major media. With all that said though, the only reason I dont yet buy into streaming for all my content is because streaming has yet to bring forward the special features available on a disc or the true high def content. Right now Netflix HD cant compete with Blu-ray for picture quality. When streaming provides every special feature you can get on a disc and a truly comparable image/audio experience, then I can see Blu-ray dying out. All times are GMT The time now is 06:48 AM. Copyright 2008 Internet Brands, Inc. All rights reserved. There are no Local Ads at this time. Search by entering a ZIP code, or your city and state. Please complete both fields.