Patrick Grossien
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Wait, where'd the info disappear to? I was just about start yelling on Facebook. Hahaha.
and here
http://www.red.com/products/redray
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Wait, where'd the info disappear to? I was just about start yelling on Facebook. Hahaha.
Since the RED files are 2.5 MB/s (what a scam) this means we don't need a faster connection than a steady 3 MB/s downstream to play them, right?
Ordered. Is the REDRAY used in the SHOT ON RED festival?
If i remember correctly i paid more for my first DVD player than for REDRAY (well i don't know the final european price yet).According to Wikipedia (maybe not the most reliable source, but first I found) the first BluRay player available to consumers cost $3800. [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blu-ray_Disc]
Jim? Jarred? I'm betting you just made a bunch of guys in suits over at Sony and JVC and the like just curse on lost profit margins for the next few years.
Yes.. which is almost everywhere now adays but in case you don't have that speed... there is also some intelligence built in there for when you are sleeping at nightheh heh heh.
According to Wikipedia (maybe not the most reliable source, but first I found) the first BluRay player available to consumers cost $3800. [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blu-ray_Disc]
Yes they will be. 1 License free per box.. additional Licences $20 via the RED STORE.
Jarred the Email from Red just said shipping early 2013?
Looks like that was for a Blu-ray burner that didn't play back video. The first consumer Blu-ray player was in 2006 and cost $999.999 according to this: http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,1977327,00.asp