Sony changed avail of bdps1

[TooTallTom]

Originally Posted by Dr Kain

Wow, you got lucky. I am on my third PS2, second PS1, and my Sony DVD player started to die 7 months after I bought it back in 2001, so I stopped using it for 2 years, and then it finally kicked back in Oct, along with my Sony CD player. Their players are a piece of ****, as are their video game systems.

Seriously? You do know that the laser used for reading a disc burns out over time right? I'm guessing the power button is a foreign concept to you

[Dr Kain]

Originally Posted by TooTallTom

Seriously? You do know that the laser used for reading a disc burns out over time right? I'm guessing the power button is a foreign concept to you

Um... I always, ALWAYS, keep my video game systems, DVD players, and CD Players unplugged when I'm not using them. It isn't my fault Sony's hardware is a piece of ****.

[Psiweaver]

i always keep everything turned on in standby unplugging isn't nice for audio and video clarity. Sony does make stuff that breaks after a year usually.

[Blackraven]

Although ever since Sony created the BRAVIA line, their LCD TVs are going strong.

I'd take this over any Toshiba Regza, Panasonic Viera, Sharp Aquos (heavy price) and even those JVC flat TVs and heck even the TV from their LCD substrate partner, Samsung.

Although, I do admit that I am not that enthusiastic about optical drives from Sony. In this case, I'd choose Pioneer once again if they offer region-free (just like my current region-free Pioneer DVD player)

[JTK]

Originally Posted by Dr Kain

Um... I always, ALWAYS, keep my video game systems, DVD players, and CD Players unplugged when I'm not using them. It isn't my fault Sony's hardware is a piece of ****.

You don't know what you're doing. And you're just talking sh**, as usual.

It IS your fault when you're an idiot and don't know how to handle your equipment.

[Psiweaver]

I'd take a runco LCD over a sony anyday or a sims2 for that matter.