[robotichead]

because that seems to be your focus here. Blu-Ray is mostly used these days for high-definition movies and PS3 games

i will tell you the truth... i think Blue ray disks are much suited for this... and not really data transfer... there are faster and more cheaper/easier ways for data transfer that leave a Blu-Ray disk in the dark... aka... external hard drives... sure the adverage joe might not have an external hard drive in their jacket pocket... but what are the chances they are going to have an extreamly expensive Blu-Ray RW in their computer?? (i for one dont have one yet, due to lack of money)... :P

It will only be a matter of time before we are running Terabyte systems and another format medium will come out with even MORE storage space (or perhaps everything will be digital by then)...

i cant wait... :P

[SZF2001]

And by digital I mean companies like Pixar just stream movies for pay-to-download services instead of buying a physical copy, just to be clear.

[robotichead]

And by digital I mean companies like Pixar just stream movies for pay-to-download services instead of buying a physical copy, just to be clear.

isnt apple trying to do something simular like that... aka apple tv... of course... not as advanced yet...damn slow internet