At Electronic House they’ve made a slideshow with ten Blu-ray players you should or could buy. As many know we can expect some price drops during the upcoming holiday season, so this might be the slideshow to check out before buying a blue present…
Of course we remember Sony’s recent $100 price drop and the slideshow will show you a few "big name machines selling at $299". Electronic House intros its slideshow with a small article stating that the consumer electronics industry is betting that many of us are planning to go ‘blu’ during the next Christmas.
Memorex is dubbed as the company with the "bargain shopper". Although it’s still a Profile 1.1. machine, Electronic House believes that $269 is enough to give the MVBD-2510 a spot in their "Best Value" list.
Which of the following is on your wish list?
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Well, it can't say Sony on the front... or Blu-ray. Hmmm... I guess that doesn't leave me with a lot of options. I'd like to buy a vowel, Pat.
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- Posted on: 03 Oct 08 19:06
Your comments may have been amusing a year or two ago, but now you just sound bitter (and, dare I say, old like the old guy who refuses to use "them new-fangled ATM machines.") I love high-def video and I don't care how it's branded, I'm just glad it's still on a 120cm optical disc.
Yes, you're right. I am bitter. And yes, I love HD video and can't wait to start my new HD library. It just bugs me that every second story on this site is for Blu-ray, no matter how insignificant the news item. How can I get excited about old, slow, profile 1.1 players? The Blu-ray format isn't even finalized yet. You people are sheep if you think this junk is a good deal.
Anyway, gotta run to the ATM to get some cash. Play nice with each other while I'm gone.
You're still amusing, lol.
You're one of the reasons why I come back to this site (entertainment).
Thanks. I really appreciate that. I'm a shut-in, so entertaining people at Blu-rayFreaks.com is all I have. Well, that and keeping company with my cat, Wilbur. Wilbur doesn't do or say much, on account I had him stuffed in the late 90s, but he's still my friend. I hope to one day walk again and get back to what really means most to me... fighting crime and supporting the community. By fighting crime, I mean bad-mouthing Sony. And by supporting the community, I mean paying strippers for lap dances.
HD video is a bit better than SD video so one would think the price of a Blu-ray player would be a bit higher than that of a DVD player, not 5-10 times higher.
Sonyone's having a laugh.
When a player that supports a horizontal resolution of 8000 pixels becomes available THEN I would consider 3 times the price of a DVD player a bargain.
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- Posted on: 04 Oct 08 17:14
DVD resolution is 720x480 = 345K. Blu-ray = 1920x1080=2.073K. So it's about 6x higher. Thus price is 6x more lol. Ok seriously, I'd like to see player below $200 as well especially in this failing economy.
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