While we won’t recommend any cheap thrills if you are into Bluray player hunt! The Memorex MVBD-2510 simply gets the job done for $270, it plays your favorite Bluray flicks, nothing more. Catch is, it doesn’t comes with Profile 2.0 (which could be updated by some networking) and ethernet(crap not even ethernet, how am i gono update it). It’s fully functional via HDMI, but another hit and miss, appears to be the lack optical audio and component outputs. But if you don’t care about anything rather then playing you Bluray movies and want it cheap, Memorex MVBD-2510 is the way to go. Still, I’d recommend geeks or anyone to give it a pass, as it won’t be long before we sub 200$ Bluray players with all the features it misses. Until then lets wait.
Pranjal
With HD movies being of recent introduction in market, they have proved to be really exciting and interesting to viewers. ‘The Departed’ has become the only film to top HD movie sales. Over 100,000 copies of ‘The Departed’ have been sold since its release in February of this year. Warner Home Entertainment proves to be the first studio to reach this benchmark.
Warner Home Entertainment currently supports both high-definition formats. Therefore the sales include both the Blu-ray edition and the HD DVD edition. High definition media has proved to be of great importance, even viewers prefer this format nowadays.
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If you recently got Blu-ray discs of the first two Pirates of the Caribbean movies, then you might have probably come up with a messy screen rather than having pure HD quality. Currently there are two players namely, Samsung’s BD-P1200 and Sony’s BDP-S1—which are facing difficulties in playing back the first two Pirates of the Caribbean movies, the reason is obvious, its due to outdated BD java. The solution to this problem would be a firmware update which can certainly resolve this issue.
Recently, Samsung released a firmware update which can be found here, which fixes the problem.
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Blu-ray Blu-ray everywhere but are there drives everywhere??? Yes, folks there are many drives coming up which are Blu-ray disc compatible. Recently the Sony / NEC joint venture Optiarc’s released the BD-M100A- a new blu-ray drive in market.
This drive was previously previewed at CeBit.
This drive is capable of writing Blu-ray Discs at 2x, DVD at 8x, CD-R at 24x, CD-RW at 16x and reads at speeds up to 32x. The Optiarc BD-M100A will cost around $789 which is excluding VAT. These drives will be available pretty soon. So people i think you need to save some cash if you want to get one.
Pranjal
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