High-Definition Porn On The Rise
Saturday, August 26th, 2006The porn industry is leading the way in adopting Hi Definition recording, having already released two record-selling skin flicks.
There are many reasons why high definition video will be a universal success. For a start, everyone is clamouring for it. Electronics manufacturers are churning out affordable Hi Definition Ready TV sets, Hollywood can re-sell its back catalogue (again) in a new format, broadcasters can charge extra for high definition channels and slowing DVD sales will be replaced by soaring HD DVD/Blu-ray sales. Good news all round then. But it’s all for nothing if consumers don’t buy into it, too.
As far as content is concerned, porn gives sport a run for it’s money as one of the most desirable categories of High Definition programming. So it should come as no surprise that the first movies to be filmed, edited and released in high-definition are skin flicks.
With hindsight, it’s impossible to ignore the effect the adult entertainment industry has on emerging technologies. When Sony launched its Betamax VCR in 1975 it ignored the adult sector entirely and uptake was slow, as even early adopters (generally young men) stayed away.
It wasn’t until JVC launched VHS, and the adult industry embraced the format, that the home market exploded. The VCR turned out to be Japan’s biggest single export, Deep Throat became the most profitable film ever and Betamax eventually limped into obscurity. Fittingly, Deep Throat was also released recently on a High Definition format for the Xbox 360.
A woman covered in whipped cream fingering herself
Woman stuffs a big red vibrator in her pussy