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RE: Yes it is.

Posted by audio_d on May 23, 2009 at 17:51:54:
Whose experience ?

A lot of reviews and various HT forums have commented on how the new wave of stand alone BD players surpass the PS3 for BD playback.

Agree the display can make a lot of difference, I use an ISF calibrated Pioneer plasma.

Disagree on the closeness of BD performance.

Compare a PS3, Panasonic, Pioneer, Marantz, Denon and you will see differences.

Frequency of firmware upgrades is not a sign of quality but of how on the ball companies are at sorting out problems. Some compainies get the product right form day one, many do not.