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The PS3 caveat is interesting. In other words, in order to obtain a Blu-ray engine that works consistently well, ...

Posted by Audiophilander on October 20, 2007 at 12:39:47:
...you're suggesting that videophiles should purchase a Playstation, right? Fair enough, but some folks might prefer A/V gear specifically designed for a more sophisticated, movie savvy audience. Can you recommend any Blu-ray gear that's priced competitively with HD-DVD gear and performs as well as your Playstation 3?
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