The Man Cave Cinema writes; With absolutely no mention of 4K and BluRay in the same breath at this years CES 2014, this could open the doors wide open for streaming to take over for content delivery.
Although the world is still shrouded in the shadow of the epidemic, and many companies have announced that they have canceled their plans to participate in the exhibition because of the epidemic, like a weather vane for the electronics industry, CES 2022 still has a lot of innovations to see.
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There just isn't enough money in streaming for it to kill Blu Ray.
with all this talk about being able to pass the cost of heavy internet users on the content providers or the users themselves in some kind of tier plan, this will never take off digital downloads xbox live, psn all take hits
You're joking right?! I have enough speed to stream. But my cable is against Net Neutrality. So no, Bluray is here to stay!
When you have certain parties actively dissolving net neutrality, having 4k streaming right now might well be as good a Bugatti Veyron with greased tires. As much I want Netflix to succeed, I worry the ISP cabals will do what they can to rob them of traction.