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http://www.pcworld.com/article/3162004/windows/pioneer-reveals-the-first-4k-blu-ray-drives-for-pcs.html
>'These drives require a system with a Kaby Lake chip (Core i5 or i7), a minimum 6GB of RAM, and Windows 10—not surprising, as Kaby Lake only officially supports Windows 10. In addition, you need a 4K external display with HDMI 2.0a, as you’d expect. Pioneer’s new Blu-ray players are region locked; however, the region settings can be changed five times throughout the life of the device. The company also says that UHD playback requires the Japanese language version of Windows 10.'
HAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHA
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>Hey guys, how can we make sure nobody with a clue ever buys our product?
>I know! Let's make sure only a ridiculously small segment of the market can use it
>And let's make sure it requires ridiculous resources to run
>Also it should be DRM restricted out the ass
USB ports have made disc drives obsolete, and the disc drive makers apparently haven't got the memo yet.
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Linux btfo
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>>58688418
>cd drives now have an OS requirement, a RAM requirement, a CPU requirement and if you want to play specific discs you need a different OS
teknologie
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>hardware DRM
Lol cucks
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whats the fucking point of region locking
how do those greedy jews justify it?
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>>58688418
>optical media
sup gramps
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And torrents will still be up within 24 hours.
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