Blu-Ray and DVD-HD — the two new high-def video formats that have been crippled into uselessness through ridiculous anti-copying measures — are selling so poorly that a new disc can get on the weekly top ten by selling as few as 880 copies.
While we should note that the VideoScan numbers are not all-inclusive (for example, they don't include discs sold at Wal-Mart or some online merchants), the lower sales numbers at the bottom end of weekly list and on display elsewhere in the report (where some titles are listed as selling fewer than 200 units since inception) are certainly still a sobering reminder that both formats still have a long way to go in their shared quest to supplant standard-def DVD.
(via /.)
