I totally agree with MrMike...
I work for a telecommunications company, and while rare, we do receive calls from customers as well as police asking if we can track a laptop/computer by it's IP or MAC address. It is fairly common practice, what's with all the "oooh's and ahhhh's...oh sony has...
Exactly!
Now that Blu-Ray has won, people will be buying more BR players and movies, not going "ok well I guess now that the format war is over I can start downloading my movies through digital distribution" :rolleyes:
I've only read the first couple pages of this post, but in general the whole idea is ludacris, how many people in north america don't even have high speed internet, or any internet at all? or even a computer for that matter? Many people who would like high speed internet do not have it...
I like the way my comment turned into a personal attack on me, really shows what sort of character you have.
I'm merely stating the obvious, that most people are likely to rent a blu-ray than disconnect their PVR and bring it to a friends house. I work in tech support for an IPTV...
As well, if you hook up the PVR at a new location, it will need to download its boot image or startup software, which it likely won't be able to do unless your friend has the exact same service....even then, unlikely.
I can understand the argument that you physically can bring a DVR/recorder box to watch the shows at a friends house.....but how practical is this? I mean, who's going to unhook their PVR and bring it to a friends because they want to watch a show there? It's even more complicated if you have...
After looking at many video cards and weighing the price/performance and most importantly, the size; I've decided to try an 8800 GTS. NCIX has a pretty good deal on an EVGA right now...should be able to squeeze it in there :)...