Andy Parsons Quotes (14 Quotes)

Normally, it would take awhile to get a huge wave of products out to people very quickly. But the PlayStation is an anomaly, because, with a vertical application such as games, the uptake can be taken on quicker than normal.

You can change technology all you want, but you can't change people. Average folks still want to watch the movie and buy it. It's presuming a lot to think that they will replace the model they've used for decades.

We have philosophical differences. We think the new products are targeted at early adaptors, focused on performance and not price. This is an elite model.

Studios need to now get in the process of getting things ready and this will help them and the companies they hire. Anybody tasked with content creation has been calling us.

Storage capacity in a stable medium is critical. A few years ago, no one could imagine needing more storage than available on a CD-R. Yet today, we need multiple DVDs just to back up the numerous photo and video files on our computers.

The titles should be available around the same time as the hardware.

A lot is to be said about getting it to market sooner, but it's the question of what you are going to play on it that matters.

We are hopeful that we can still find a resolution. We still have time to find a way to avoid having two formats go to market, which isn't good for consumers or us.

A lot of this show has to do with people taking positions and making statements, but where the rubber hits the road is at the retail level, where consumers speak with their wallets.

It's a a pretty clear statement that Blu-ray has got some major momentum going on. From a consumer's point of view, if you buy a Blu-ray player, you're going to have a much easier time finding content than ever before.

Anytime we have seen people try to accelerated adoption by lowering price, they have gotten their heads cut off.

At CES, you're likely to hear some announcements from a number of companies as to when you'll see our products on the market,

We're sticking with the spring time frame.

It's a big kid's remote control.