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"Its clear that Blu-Ray really doesn't have its act together" How is that clear?

Posted by Jazz Inmate on October 20, 2007 at 11:37:44:
I'm sorry you're not happy with your samsung and you're being biased by what you read on other websites, but that doesn't mean Blu-ray is a faulty format or that the BDA is not doing its job.

I just got my Spidey BD set for review and I'm about to start watching. If there are any problems I'll let you know but I'd wager that all three will play flawlessly. Here goes...
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