Perhaps they should relate the percentage of backwards compatible games between the 2 systems. Would things look more even then? BTW, is anyone really that excited about being forced to use Blu-Ray technology anyway? Does anyone remember Betamax? Expect Blu-Ray to go the same way.
It's all a matter of time before anonymity on the internet becomes a thing of the past. Brazil stepping in is just one route that the governments will take. Once we all get moved to IPv6, everyone will be assigned a static IP address for their system. NAT will become a thing of the past.
If taken to the extreme, the internet will become unusable unless you replace your NIC with one that has an IPv6 address burned into the chipset on the card. The government will make this a requirement by law, and many will complain. The simple reponse will be... If you don't like it, don't use it.
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Perhaps they should relate the percentage of backwards compatible games between the 2 systems. Would things look more even then? BTW, is anyone really that excited about being forced to use Blu-Ray technology anyway? Does anyone remember Betamax? Expect Blu-Ray to go the same way.
It's all a matter of time before anonymity on the internet becomes a thing of the past. Brazil stepping in is just one route that the governments will take. Once we all get moved to IPv6, everyone will be assigned a static IP address for their system. NAT will become a thing of the past. If taken to the extreme, the internet will become unusable unless you replace your NIC with one that has an IPv6 address burned into the chipset on the card. The government will make this a requirement by law, and many will complain. The simple reponse will be... If you don't like it, don't use it.