Guest - 7 months ago I produce video for a large company, and up to now SD was adequate, but now Blu-Ray players are showing up in the conference rooms, so it's time to grow. I wish I had been shooting HD all this time (better SD source and larger wmv videos if nothing else). This burner is for me personally, though, and it looks like a good deal.
spazntwitch(It's like déjà vu again) - 7 months ago
Originally Posted by Guest
'I don't watch [Blu-Ray]'
You still rockin' your Walkman cassette player and VHS movies?
Players and movies are both as cheap as DVDs, no reason not to switch.
I only have time to watch maybe 1-2 hours of TV/movies/games per week. Why switch when Netflix serves my needs?
Guest - 7 months ago 'I don't watch [Blu-Ray]'
You still rockin' your Walkman cassette player and VHS movies?
Players and movies are both as cheap as DVDs, no reason not to switch.
spazntwitch(It's like déjà vu again) - 7 months ago Tempting, but I have yet to have a client ask me to burn a Blu-Ray disk (and I don't watch them).
lakerologist(L1 Semi-Newbie) - 7 months ago Great Deal! Takes a few minutes to fill out the Asus form, but otherwise AWESOME!!!!
Newegg.com has the Asus BW-12B1ST 12x Blu-Ray burner for a good price.
Originally Posted by Guest
