It looks like the powers that be want to give a $600 rebate to individuals ($1200 to couples) to "stimulate" the economy. How many HD DVD owners would make Warner and Sony happy by buying a Blu-Ray player with the money?
How many of you devout red would turn purple with your tax rebate
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How many smurfs will be buying a HD DVD player?
Also, the rebate may be higher if you claim children.
Also, the rebate may be higher if you claim children.
Only when I can get a $100 fully profiled BR player. It ain't happen' no time soon, especially if BDA is successful at killin' HD DVD.
I will send my tax rebate back as estimated taxes, so no... maybe if it was $100, but then again, probably not.
I would probably use it to purchase a new tv for my bedroom, or HD DVD movies. Is this where I should say I would rather upcon......?
Seriously I have said it before and will say it again I will purchase a Blu-ray player ONLY when its cost to value is where I feel it should be.
Seriously I have said it before and will say it again I will purchase a Blu-ray player ONLY when its cost to value is where I feel it should be.
With the fire sale that Toshiba has started I won't need a $600 tax return check to buy a HD DVD player, I can just use my $50 BB gift card
.With the fire sale that Toshiba has started I won't need a $600 tax return check to buy a HD DVD player, I can just use my $50 BB gift card
You will if you want to buy any Universal/Paramount/ Dreamworks titles.
With the fire sale that Toshiba has started I won't need a $600 tax return check to buy a HD DVD player, I can just use my $50 BB gift card
:haha
I'll wait, I'd bet at least 1 of those studios will be Blu before we even get our checks
I will use the money to get a HDTV for the living room.
This way I will be ready to buy that fully functional Blu-ray later this year (or next) when they are under $150.
This way I will be ready to buy that fully functional Blu-ray later this year (or next) when they are under $150.
29 of 40 Paramount releases are available on Blu-ray.
3 out of 7 Dreamworks releases are available on Blu-ray.
I will use my tax return money towards on some more BD discs that are coming out, I have the movies that I want already...
I am also using the tax return money towards some upgrades on my computer.
A new processor, and Mobo from newegg.com
I am also using the tax return money towards some upgrades on my computer.
A new processor, and Mobo from newegg.com
I love how so many of you probably paid $300, $400, $500 for your HD-DVD players, but won't shell out for BD until it does everything but make coffee and sells for $25, just out of "principle."
It's really not that serious, people. We're talking about movies, which - last I checked - are an escape from reality, not an excuse to complain about it.
But that's just me...
It's really not that serious, people. We're talking about movies, which - last I checked - are an escape from reality, not an excuse to complain about it.
But that's just me...
Here is a liitle gift to all the HD supporters:
(You may even use it for your signature if you wish even though I intvented it,
use it everywhere you speak.)
"I am ready for Blue-Ray, but Blue-Ray is not ready for me."
Another termonology is "Beta-Ray".
So for me, Sony is not ready for my tax rebate.
(You may even use it for your signature if you wish even though I intvented it,
use it everywhere you speak.)
"I am ready for Blue-Ray, but Blue-Ray is not ready for me."
Another termonology is "Beta-Ray".
So for me, Sony is not ready for my tax rebate.
They can keep the damn rebate, And I wouldn't buy anything that has the Sony name on it.
I purchased an HD-DVD player just to have it. I despise Sony and everything they have their hands in.
