Comments on: Get Blu-ray in front of their eyes http://wesleytech.com/get-blu-ray-in-front-of-their-eyes/653/ Technology news, reviews, tips and guides Thu, 09 Feb 2012 02:50:19 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Steven Kippel http://wesleytech.com/get-blu-ray-in-front-of-their-eyes/653/comment-page-1/#comment-30410 Steven Kippel Thu, 05 Jun 2008 23:16:31 +0000 http://wesleytech.com/get-blu-ray-in-front-of-their-eyes/653/#comment-30410 The best in-store display I saw was in Costco immediately as you walked in the door. It must have been hooked up by a Sony rep because it looked good. The best in-store display I saw was in Costco immediately as you walked in the door. It must have been hooked up by a Sony rep because it looked good.

]]> By: Wesley Novack http://wesleytech.com/get-blu-ray-in-front-of-their-eyes/653/comment-page-1/#comment-30409 Wesley Novack Thu, 05 Jun 2008 21:57:07 +0000 http://wesleytech.com/get-blu-ray-in-front-of-their-eyes/653/#comment-30409 Panasonic also had a "living in high definition" tour last year where they where touring Fry's Electronics stores in different cities (and possibly other stores). Their trailer had multiple high definition product demo's, including "gaming in high-def". The funny part about this is that they were demoing a Nintendo Wii! Which isn't even high def! (480p). With even the biggest Blu-ray companies screwing up "high def" demo's, it's no wonder many consumers don't really know what high definition looks like. I've seen many, many in-store displays that were either hooked up incorrectly or displaying standard def content. Panasonic also had a “living in high definition” tour last year where they where touring Fry’s Electronics stores in different cities (and possibly other stores).

Their trailer had multiple high definition product demo’s, including “gaming in high-def”. The funny part about this is that they were demoing a Nintendo Wii! Which isn’t even high def! (480p). With even the biggest Blu-ray companies screwing up “high def” demo’s, it’s no wonder many consumers don’t really know what high definition looks like.

I’ve seen many, many in-store displays that were either hooked up incorrectly or displaying standard def content.

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