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   Joel Engstrom, Oct 20th, 2005 @ 10:20am

   
   

   Hmm . . . Seems like if they could get a hold of Microsoft's new revolutionary "One-play only" DVD technology, they would be set.

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   AZ, Oct 20th, 2005 @ 10:30am

   
   

   LOL yes play only once then throw away and fill up the earth with trash and ruin the enviroment...
   They want to much for movies anyways. You should be able to buy the movie for as little as it costs to rent it.

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   ReplayTV

   

   Dale Wisely, Oct 20th, 2005 @ 11:48am

   
   

   I've now used TiVo, a DVR used by Charter Digital Cable, Netflix, and ReplayTV. Of all of these, ReplayTV, with its tiny market share, is by far the best. It's Betamax all over again.

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   Anonymous Coward, Oct 20th, 2005 @ 3:44pm

   
   

   Even if nextflix where able to offer movie downloads it wouldn't be in the format people would like. People want DVD resolution mpeg4 quality video; not some crappy 300k video stream.

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   Casual Reader, Oct 21st, 2005 @ 9:28am

   
   

   I am always shocked at what some places charge for a dvd. I remember in 6 years ago it was on average only $15 for a new dvd and $22 for a special edition two disc set. Now the $22 is what it can cost for a regular no special featuers movie. I do all my dvd buying online now at deepdiscountdvd.com becuase they are usually pretty competivley priced and offer free shipping.

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