Panasonic Introduces $700 Blu-ray Player
Panasonic today announced that it will soon launch a new Blu-ray player that will cost $699 but will be compatible with new ’BD-Live’ interactive features.
The set-top, which Panasonic said will be available this spring, is the company’s third-generation Blu-ray player. Model DMP-BD50, the player will support lossless Dolby TrueHD, DTS-HD Master Audio and Picture-in-Picture features.
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are you kidding me? you can get a blu-ray player AND a gaming console for about half that. what are these people thinking!?
They are thinking no competition so they can do what they want
no competition? what about the aforementioned blu-Ray player AND gaming console that costs half as much?
The PS3 does not support TrueHD and DTS Master Audio. It does however support BD-Live