What does that have to do with tv's without hdmi connections. lol at you gaming In 480p
The conversation was about people waisting money on tech they couldn't use.
What does that have to do with tv's without hdmi connections. lol at you gaming In 480p
It would have been smart so those same customers didnt have to go out and buy a new 360 when they got their HDTV 1-3 years later. How much would an HDMI output have really cost to put on the 360 from day 1? It would have been optional anyway. You arent using HDMI right now but wouldnt you rather have the option than not? It wasnt distant future technology. HDTV's in 2005 had them.
Most people didn't have HDTV's in 2005. And no one had to go back out buy a new Xbox when they bought an HDTV. component cables were included and suitable for HD connections.It would have been smart so those same customers didnt have to go out and buy a new 360 when they got their HDTV 1-3 years later. How much would an HDMI output have really cost to put on the 360 from day 1? It would have been optional anyway. You arent using HDMI right now but wouldnt you rather have the option than not? It wasnt distant future technology. HDTV's in 2005 had them.
It's not like those features weren't even accessible across most of the country. Like you couldn't walk into any store and get an HDTV if you didn't already own one. Or a wireless router. Or a blu ray movie. Or a flash drive.
You try too hard to hate when you really should just try harder to hold back on the senseless hating and shutting the fukk up, as you're sounding really moronic right now.
They were available, but not financially reasonable to most consumers kinda like 4k is today.
4k movies are for people who can afford 4k tvs... nikka
Whats flagrant about this dicussion is your knowledge on it comes solely from the article. And you refuse to use your own brain to see the truth.
But...
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First of all, Blu-Ray and 4K are entirely 2 different things here. The inclusion of Blu-Ray was big for Sony because like you've mentioned, they were pushing the new medium. I would say that it was necessary for some games, and I would also say that some devs wished that MS went with a larger medium because of the limited space on DVD when compared with Blu-Ray (GTA4 comes to mind, and other games that had multiple discs on 360)
4K is different because Sony isn't worried about bringing it to discs. They see that things are going digitally and now it's just a matter of people being presented the bandwidth to handle the content. They're not developing or putting in some new drive just for 4K content : laugh:
That's completely different from what you're comparing it with when it comes to Blu-Ray
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Read the article breh. DAYUM.
Your lying to yourself. Could you stop turning everything into a console war for a minute. You saying its a great buy, we'll dissect that shortly...
Thing is, YOU didn't have to buy it when it launched. And a lot of people didn't buy it initially. They took a risk and it backfired with the pricing. But for you to act like the shyt wasn't the complete package from a hardware standpoint when it dropped is just flat out hating.
You're looking at this narrow minded.
Sony put out a quality device that didn't need hardware revisions to keep up with the times. It actually stripped features to cut the cost down.
MS had to come out with how many different designs/versions of the 360 just to offer what was expected.
Am I lying though?
Exactly, but SONY has no problem charging ALL ITS BUYERS for the tech so the overall price is cheaper for those lucky fewthe new codecs they made for 4K should lower that number
4K is mostly only going to be for a few people like the ones with expensive home theaters and the rich. I don't normal people even have the room to fit a 4k tv in there house and, much less, apartment.
You know whats hilarious about this comment. These same dudes tried to make a huge deal about the next xbox being "always on" crying "everyone doesn't have broadband "It still works and my games look good. Point is this "future proof" angle your trying to push is irrelevant if the tech doesn't become commonplace within the life of the console.
First off, why would they need to buy a new xbox. The old xbox's work on new TV's. But what you didn't say was how the first and second gen HDMI TV's was not compatible with ps3 Once the HDMI upgraded to 1.2 I think? Old versions where not compatible. TV's... blu-ray players. Ppl was just fukked over.It would have been smart so those same customers didnt have to go out and buy a new 360 when they got their HDTV 1-3 years later. How much would an HDMI output have really cost to put on the 360 from day 1? It would have been optional anyway. You arent using HDMI right now but wouldnt you rather have the option than not? It wasnt distant future technology. HDTV's in 2005 had them.
They do, but this.. well, my contribution to this thread wasn't predicated on that. I'm just pointing out how sony is up to its same tricks again.Most people didn't have HDTV's in 2005. And no one had to go back out buy a new Xbox when they bought an HDTV. component cables were included and suitable for HD connections.
And again you fanboys are missing the point. All I'm saying is you can't praise Sony for making you pay for extra non-gaming features while shytting on Microsoft for the same thing.
The conversation was about people waisting money on tech they couldn't use.
Outside of hdtvs, all that other shyt was affordable. And no one forced you to buy anything. Try again.
I'm sure everyone got that already "genius". Only thing is, it didn't make sense cuz it has already been proven that all of that "waisted" money on "unusable" tech was bullshyt cuz if they wanted to, all if that tech could easily be used. Try again.
If that tech is so usable and easy to get, the. Why have most people still not started using it?
I'm sure everyone got that already "genius". Only thing is, it didn't make sense cuz it has already been proven that all of that "waisted" money on "unusable" tech was bullshyt cuz if they wanted to, all if that tech could easily be used. Try again.
At that time HDTV's that were big enough to have 1080p were over $2500. That's not affordable to most families. And yes you were forced to pay for those extra features if you wanted a playstation.
If that tech is so usable and easy to get, the. Why have most people still not started using it?