Filed under: News | Home Entertainment
Mar 7 2008, 4:00pm CST | by Shane McGlaun
If the customers don’t want a Blu-ray player gift cards will be given for the purchase price. The catch is that most HD DVD players cost less than Blu-ray players and there will likely be a difference that shoppers need to pay.
However, at lest you won’t be stuck with a dead format player that you can't use. The HD DVD movies aren’t eligible for exchange. The story doesn’t mention receipts, but I would assume some sort of proof that you bought from Circuit City is required.
Via DailyTech
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