Blu-ray pricing continues to fall as Wal-Mart revives Black Friday pricing as a part of its Father’s Day sale.
Running from June 14 to June 20, the retail giant is offering the Magnavox NB500MGX Blu-ray players for $128. The promotion also includes two-for-$20 Blu-ray movie bundles.
The Magnavox NB500MGX Blu-ray player offers 24fps 1080p playback but is only Profile 1.1 and doesn’t feature an Ethernet port. The $128 price tag is only available in store, not online.
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Blu-Ray writers & players
Blu-ray has won the war for the new high definition optical format. More frequently manufacturers are presenting laptops and desktops which feature a blu-ray drive. Blu-ray players are only able to read Blu-ray (and CD/DVD) media, whereas Blu-ray writers are able to write Blu-ray, CD and DVD media. At the moment blank Blu-ray drives are still rather expensive though, but Blu-ray offers high storage capacity which makes it an excellent back-up medium.
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