Is it worth it anymore to by an HD-DVD player for cheap and stockpile HD-DVDs?
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This is a horrible idea and you might as well be asking "should I buy a VHS machine" or a "should I buy a betamax?" because those machines are going to be just as useful.
Speaking of which, what happened to all the VHS players and tapes in the world? do we have them all stored in some warehouse, or are we sending them to the third world?
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I would actually disagree that buying a VHS player is a waste of money. Just about every classic movie and most modern ones are on VHS, and most can be found at a thrift store for $1. If you don't really care about HD that much but just want to own copies of stuff like Pulp Fiction and Indiana Jones, no apartment should be w/o a VHS player.
Hackers have been known to pull out the laser diodes because buying a blue laser is a $300+ endeavor.
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