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On Monday, Netflix announced that the privilege to rent Blu-ray titles would be going up in price, beginning April 26. Citing the significant increase in the number of titles releasing on Blu-ray and the high cost of the discs over traditional DVDs, that comes out to a raise of anywhere from $1 to an additional $8 over what users were previously paying, for a total of $9 a month extra for its heavy renters.
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Sounds fair.
I have the 3 at time plan for $16.99. I don't own Blu-Ray equipment, so I don't have to pay for the more expensive ones.
That works for me.
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I have Blockbuster Total Access, and pay $0 extra for both HD-DVD and Blu-Ray addons.
Hah, Netflix can have its $8, I've stayed far away from them for a while anyway.CYA Later:
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I have Blockbusters rewards and the standard definition and Blu-ray are the same price.
By the way, Blu-ray is coming to RED BOX and they claim no additional charges for Blu-ray disks. $1.00 plus tax for each 24 hour period. They said no time frame for the forthcoming Blu-ray, but a member in another forum said the Wal-Mart RED BOX in his location already sells Blu-ray disks.
Blu-ray costs no more to produce than standard defination disks, its Sony is what brings up the price.
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