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Sony is killing off recordable Blu-ray, bidding farewell to disc burning | TechSpot
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We must cut all options for the end user to own anything, let'em pay subscriptions instead.
In a SONY board meeting, probably.
Why are we suddenly selling more NAS grade HDDs?
Something tells me the market for media servers is very different than the market for BD-R. The only benefit to having a collection of burned discs over a NAS is that you can let people borrow them. It's otherwise mostly downsides
If they were cheaper I'd use them for archival purposes. They work well as cold storage.