Sony launches new Blu-ray promotional website
It’s not quite as impressive as HD DVD’s own thelookandsoundofperfect.com, but Sony’s new happyhdtv.com is a light-hearted collection of Blu-ray facts.
The easily navigated Flash site spoofs pet products, putting your new HDTV in the position of, say, a puppy. Would you give your cute little puppy processed cornmeal, or the rice and lamb food she deserves? You know my puppy will get the good stuff – it’s good for the animal, and makes me feel good too. That’s the general idea behind happyhdtv.com. “Please get high-def on your HDTV, not that sorry standard-def stuff from Safeway.”
As cute as it is, the site doesn’t have a lot of content on it yet. A couple of the pages are nearly identical, and a lot of the information is duplicated a few times. Yes, I get that Blu-ray has a lot of industry support, but please tell me what high-def is and why it’s better than the store-brand. Perhaps they’ll add a lot more to it later.
So you may be thinking this was the most pathetic post ever. You’re wrong. I’m right. That about sums it up.
That’s definitely not me in the picture.
Yeah, that d00d in the pic looks like a tool.
looks like he’s ready to party with his HDTV… but, he’s the only one at the party.
Someone else mentioned this on another site, it’s pretty ironic that there are no Blu-ray players in any of these HDTV environment photos.