Currently the blurays hold 25gb and 50gb respectively but I've read about quad layered blurays that are holding 100gb's a disk. It will be quite away in the distant future before flash drives or memory cards are affordable enough in that size range.

When large capacity USB flash drives catch-up with Blue Ray economy it will be the end of the Blue Ray. The large capacity flash drives are not economically feasible at this time for many. However, many Ipods and other mobile devices have storage capacity that far exceeds the Blue Ray and readily interface with USB ports.

What about blurays? I think those are here to stay for a while due to the capacity they carry.

Good suggestion. Title changed.

Oh yea, I usually put movies and music on a USB flash drive. I will burn a CD to listen to in my vehicle but, it's only because I don't have a USB port on my receiver.

I have a port on my DVD player and use it a lot so, I'd say DVD's are toast as well. It's just a matter of time like the cassette tape.

Side B might be more appropriatelty be called "downloadable content". I haven't bought a CD in well, hell, I can't even remember the last time.

Arrgggggg. ;)

There are also some that don't believe in Birth Control all together.

See this happen far to often

Oh yeah their history no doubt...gosh im gonna miss them :)

Bad news..... You two are alone on this one. Last cd I bought was nickelback and it was the album two before the most recent one.

I meant to say car or stereo with ipod connect. =)

well my hubby and i may be alone, but we still buy cd's. We sometimes download music as well but always buy our favorites on cd. If i had a newer car or stereo in my car i may be persuaded to buy less cd's, but who can say for sure.