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Now they should go over Dolby and HDCP 2.2 requirements that render good equipment obsolete and forces you to "upgrade" so that you can watch content you alrea
by thefounder 8y ago
Now they should go over Dolby and HDCP 2.2 requirements that render good equipment obsolete and forces you to "upgrade" so that you can watch content you already paid for.
- JazCE 8y agothat's nothing to do with price fixing.
- cptskippy 8y agoIt's planned obsolescence which is arguably worse. Price fixing doesn't create a steady demand. With planned obsolescence you can reliably predict demand. Combine that with price fixing and you've got yourself a pretty reliable revenue stream.