Circuit City Phases Out VHS
Rashan writes: "Video Business Online is reporting that Circuit City is becoming the first of the mass merchants to state its intent to discontinue sales of the aging video format."
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But I can still buy Beta, right?
An optimist believes we live in the best world possible; a pessimist fears this is true.
Degrade? My copy of Debbie Does Dallas plays just as well as it did back in the early 90's as it does today!
:grin:
Of which, anyone know where I can locate this great release on DVD?
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Talk sense to a fool and he calls you foolish. - Euripides
Note to the unwise - vinyl sales are on the up, they have been for 5 years. At least 50% of the major single releases each week are available on vinyl. 100% of dance oriented ones are. The vast majority of dance music (the biggest selling sector in europe) is ONLY available on vinyl.
"Did you know that disco record sales were up 400% for the year ending 1976? If these trends continue... AAY!"
And turntables regularly out-do guitars in the annual christmas gift surveys
I don't care, I'm still going to replace my record collection with my own guitar playing.
I know!
I have tapes where uhhh.. certain.. uhh "scenes" are all distorted from repeated rewind-play-rewind-play
-T
I am the lord of the pun. Dance Knave!
Instead of VHS, CC will be carrying DIVX Movies exclusively. ;-P
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Given the circuit city in my neighborhood the article could read. 'Neighborhood phases out circuit city'.
"as plurdled gabbleblotchits on a lurgid bee" - Prostetnic Vogon Jeltz. (One man's humorous is another mans flamebait)
He was likely trying to steer you a phone with a better profit margin and of course a better commission for him.
Heh.
"Would you like an extended warranty with that?"
"Provided by the management for your protection."
A friend of mine recently went into a record store and asked where the vinyl was. The guy looked at him and said "What's a vinyl?".
I can just imagine it was the epitome of the pimply-faced kid from Simpsons.
"I'll have to check with my manager on that..."
Since they purchased a license to the content, and not the physical media, shouldn't it be easy to get a replacement?