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Originally Posted by whippersnapper
Your best bets in my mind would be either the PS3 or the BDP-S300. The PS3 goes for $599 everywhere I've seen (if you find a lower price, post it here). Below are a couple of links for the BDP-S300. Amazon (at the time I post this) has only a handful left in stock. The office depot site offers it for a better price but is temporarily out of stock. Both the PS3 and BDP-S300 are sold elsewhere of course. Good luck and enjoy. By the way, my player is a PS3. I like it for its "expandibility", quality of play and robustness.
http://www.techdepot.com/product.asp...affid=10000485
http://www.amazon.com/Sony-BDP-S300-...2266701&sr=8-1 |
Thanks for the response, now it comes another question:
Does the players that you mentioned support the technologies of Dolby Digital Plus, Dolby True HD and DTS-HD?
In fact my question goes like this, what benefit would I reap by having a player that play those formats in light of the remainder of the equipment that I have? Meaning, I have seen several formats that my receiver plays and among them the aforementioned formats does not exist.
I am puzzled, do I have to change my receiver to have those formats to be played?
