Levitra class=”alignleft size-medium wp-image-1133″ title=”DVD” src=”http://www.gizhq.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/05/dvds1-300×228.jpg” alt=”DVD” width=”240″ height=”182″ />In the war between video downloads and DVDs, the tried-and-true DVD is winning.  I have to ask – is anyone surprised by that?

According to NPD Group, DVD sales and rentals account for 88% of consumer video purchases.  Video on demand and digital downloads are hovering somewhere around 12%.  There’s an obvious divide between digital media and physical media – either more people have the means to watch DVDs than download content, they feel more comfortable watching DVDs or both.

I levitra online price personally feel that a physical copy of something instills a greater sense of ownership than a digital copy.  A digital copy is also far more susceptible to things that are out of our control – for example, if a hard drive fails or a download is accidentally deleted or becomes corrupt.  You can also easily share your DVD with friends and can watch it wherever you can find a DVD player.  Order Generic Levitra Online generic levitra price without Prescription The same can’t acomplia online Drugstore buy Buy Viagra, Buy Cialis, Buy Levitra Without Prescription viagra online cheap buy be said of digital copies, which are mostly DRM-laden and make sharing (or moving to a new computer) unnecessarily difficult.

The moral of the story buy Ampicillin Kamagra jelly is this:  While western buy amoxil union utah delta digital downloads and on-demand services are certainly gaining ground, consumers prefer to watch their movies on DVD.  We can keep trumpeting the arrival of the all-digital world but, the truth is, that world is still very much in the future.

[via CNET]

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