Anyone buy a blu-ray burner yet?

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Anyone buy a blu-ray burner yet?

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i look at them sometimes. the drives arent too bad price wise but the media is killer.
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HDDs are still cheaper per gig.
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I got one for christmas. I have used it a little bit. If I find something worth making a backup of, I do. The burning process takes nowhere near as long as the prep process I'll tell you that!

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I have a reader in my computer. The image quality isn't so incredible vs. upscaled DVDs that I'd dump more than $100 into a recorder. But the prices have plummeted this year.

Media's already down under $1 each. It's hard to ignore that. Sure, hard drives are cheap, but it's always nice to have a disc lying around.
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