Fair point, $1 is high, but to be fair that was one poster and he claimed dec 15, which could be realistic if they get into hear and start pulling profit.
As for the u25 comment, and the product being overpriced. Not sure this is all that correct. I'm only 26 and a lot of my mates who are a little younger and use this product and seem to think its a fair price. Young people want quality just as much as everyone else so the blue ray feature works great for these people. As you might know a compressed blue ray file to download is over 20gig. 20-25 times larger than a low quality download. You also need to look at it from the perspective that everyone buys big fancy tv's and a lot don't want to run the risk of damaging them with crapy quality downloads (remember when everyone use to say don't play burn CDs in your CD player because it wrecks the speakers?) personally after signing up with qfx not too long ago. I'd much rather this than downaloads now. I've even been able to go back to using a wireless tablet (which is becoming increasingly popular) and you can't exactly download and watch movies on these like you would your pc... They have plenty of market share, it's just a matter of time IMO.
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