I don’t know much about TVs. High definition, plasma, flat screens. It is a bit confusing for me. All I know is that I have a standard definition TV and I can’t afford a new one.

I’m saving up for a PS3. It’ll take forever, I’m poor as hell, but I plan on getting one sometime. If you are unaware, for some reason, the PS3 doubles as a Blu-ray player… And that brings us to my question:

Will I gain anything by ditching DVDs and trading up for Blu-ray? I’ve heard Blu-ray discs are no better than DVDs on SD TVs, that it only matters on HD TVs. I figured I might as well ask, considering Blu-ray discs cost more.

Thanks in advance.

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