Comments on: CEDIA 2008 Report and Analysis-Part 1 Blu-ray Players, LCD Flat Panels and TiVo

By: Juan Clar

Juan Clar — Fri, 07 Nov 2008 21:26:30 +0000

Is there a Blueray Player that reproduces Blueray and upgrades DVD to 1080P, I’m not stupid, hear me out. I own a 65in. Panasonic TV, Yamaha Reciever, and an old Denon Dvi DVD player. I own a DVD liberey of well over 1000 movies. I’m in the market for a Blueray Player. I have looked at the Denon 3800, Sony 5000ES, Pioneer 09FD, Panasonic DMP 55, Yamaha 2900, and the last two because I already have matching equipment. That being said, all I want to do is watch BR & DVDs. I would like, as much as possible, to have life like, perfect, seemless playback, with my Definitive 7 Channel speaker setup. I want to enjoy my movie experience the same or better than being at a movie. I am not looking for a 20K$ player or one that makes popcorn! I believe up to date techknology can give at least 5 years of equipment usage so higher spending is worth it. There might be one out there
that I have overlooked. Please advise via email. PS, I have also looked at highend factory refurbished units.
Thanks,
Juan Clar
juanclar@hotmail.com

By: paul

paul — Fri, 03 Oct 2008 11:46:55 +0000

When are you going to write part 2 CEDIA ? I want to know what you think of the new LCD front projectors.

By: robert

robert — Mon, 22 Sep 2008 17:03:46 +0000

what do they mean by “profile 2.0 players”.

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