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since the gaming industry has officially stopped producing discs, do you think the movie industry will do the same?
Is this the end of DVDs and Blu-rays?
Also I just realised that Blu-ray players will be even more expensive now since there will be no console alternative
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Anonymous
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i feel like there will always be a market for physical media for video and audio but since its becoming more of a niche enthusiast market they will be more expensive.
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Anonymous
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>>221481637
No? But still, flash drives give a tough competition. Optical discs are still produces because they're durable, can last even 50 years and more.
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This is the new normal for the market because they know the current consumer population is too dumb to do anything about it and the big tech brownshirts at Reddit will justify it
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