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Your opinion, of course, which as usual does not apply to everyone no matter how much you think it should.

I have a small apartment and watch in my living room that has four large windows. There are no real barriers to projection unless you create them.

Projection in general is amazing. I can't imagine ever going back to watching movies on a TV. And that's with an entry-level projector that cost less than many mid-size TV's. Watched Frozen 3D last night. Incredible picture with lots of beautiful 3D with all the ice crystals and such.

I mentioned in the Round-Up thread that Walmart seems to have the new Robin Hood film on 4K for $19.96 and on blu-ray for $17.96. That's a negligible price difference that will get me to choose the 4K option over the blu-ray. When 4K is routinely $5-10 more, I'll choose the blu-ray.

Part of the issue is that businesses also want immediate success and boffo results to impress their shareholders. They're not interested in slowly nurturing and building a market. If it doesn't take off almost immediately, they just abandon it and move on hoping to find the next big thing...

I'm pretty confident there will be players available for years to come. They may not be made by the "major" name brands, but someone will make them. I saw a whole endcap of no-name DVD-only :rolleyes: players at Walmart yesterday for under $24. Then the studios wonder why people stick with DVD...