Simple question really, in terms of standalone player for plugging into an HD ready television, what would be the cheapest option at the moment?
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Which is best Blu Ray player from Panasonic (as long it support both Region A and B) say for 200-250 pounds. Remember I already got USA PS3.
Assuming I want one to go with my new TV when I get buy down offer from Royal Mail. (reduce from 40 to 34 hours)Comment
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Ah, guessed not. But I wasn't expecting to get a Denon for a low end price.Originally posted by charlesr View Post
Had planned ages ago to get a PS3, but, paying out ?300 for a dying console format, nah.Comment
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Go with the PS3, even if you don't use it for games. It's a great, fast BD player.Comment
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ASDA have a player for £140, and they have the Sony player for £200. You could use it as an excuse to get a PS3 though.Comment
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Dont bother with standalones pick up a PS3, its probably the best bluray player on the market and with the built in wifi, your player will always be uptodate.Comment
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It's the worst bluray player on the market if you use an all-in-one style remote (Logitech Harmony) - it can't be controlled via IR.
I really hope this gets fixed.Last edited by charlesr; 03-05-2009, 06:50.Comment
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You probably want to make sure whatever player you buy supports the full Blu-Ray 2.0 profile (which includes stuff like Picture-in-Picture, internal storage etc). The PS3 is the most future-proof player because it's software updatable, and also the most widespread player. But it certainly is a premium over the £119 price point above.Comment
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I'm using it fine with a ?10 IR adaptor and my Harmony.Originally posted by charlesr View PostComment
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You can get new, unused Panasonic DMP-BD35s on Amazon marketplace for not a lot of cash.Comment
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