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RE: you don't always have to post something nasty anytime

Posted by Jack G on August 30, 2007 at 05:11:59:
He may or may not be right. Most of the cheapo DVD players work OK, even if they don't give the best picture in the world. I had a $50 DVD player last years before I gave it away and bought a decent one. The trueth is, anyone who thinks the masses will buy a $500 player, especially if its a game console, is nuts. Prices MUST come down. Also, while HD DVD is expanding the low end, they are also expanding the higher-end, with Onkyo making their own as well as an Integra brand. This is in addition to Toshiba's 3 models of third generation players. All will meet the required specs.
How may BD players coming out this year will be video 1.1 compliant?
Jack