[Kyle]

Has the Cd and DVD/blu-Ray market really crashed?


I'm still regularly buying CDs off amazon for just as cheap if not cheaper in some cases than iTunes.

And Blu-rays are still incredibly appealing, especially if you like extra features.

[Smithy]

Originally Posted by Yukon Cornelius

I don't know how to explain it...a book is a book, the physical being of it...if it starts being on these ereaders/on tablets you might as well watch programs or movies instead

probably doesn't make sense

I kinda get what you mean, but that's probably what people said about music 10 years ago

Originally Posted by ChristMASS EFFECT

Has the Cd and DVD/blu-Ray market really crashed?


I'm still regularly buying CDs off amazon for just as cheap if not cheaper in some cases than iTunes.

And Blu-rays are still incredibly appealing, especially if you like extra features.

It hasn't crashed, but it's been on the decline steadily for the past few years, you only have to compare to 10 years ago to see that

[Thotmas]

Originally Posted by ChristMASS EFFECT

Has the Cd and DVD/blu-Ray market really crashed?


I'm still regularly buying CDs off amazon for just as cheap if not cheaper in some cases than iTunes.

And Blu-rays are still incredibly appealing, especially if you like extra features.

your avatar looks like M shadows in a santa outfit (or i'm just obsessed)


Agree with everyone. Books better not go extinct. I am not a fan of everything digital/

[Kyle]

Originally Posted by Ithinkiloveyoutoo

your avatar looks like M shadows in a santa outfit (or i'm just obsessed)
/

It can be whatever you want it to be