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Blu-ray Market Share on the Decline?
[H]ardOCP News/Article Feed — ... With no competition and Blu-ray players finally hitting the sub $200 mark, you’d think the HD format would be taking off by now. Unfortunately, that isn't the case and the numbers are worse than ever . If you've been keeping up with us, you already know that this comes as no surprise. Except for home theater enthusiasts, most buyers are fine with the video quality (and affordability) of DVD. Factor in the floundering economy, the high cost to adopt the technology, and the number of alternatives to view video content via rental models, video-on-demand, and the Internet, and ...

Blu-ray losing ground
DV Hardware — ... for home theater enthusiasts, most buyers are fine with the video quality (and affordability) of DVD. Factor in the floundering economy, the high cost to adopt the technology, and the number of alternatives to view video content via rental models, video-on-demand, and the Internet, and the numbers make sense. Nielsen VideoScan's numbers show a drop to an 8 percent of the overall market--DVDs making up the other 92 percent of the market share. Source: CNET Blu-ray losing ground - More news at DV Hardware ...