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RE: I have to disagree

Posted by cfraser on November 26, 2009 at 08:44:47:
Your experience is an anomaly. Especially among Oppo BDP-83 owners, as they themselves have reported.
I've only had the Sony S350, PS3 and BDP-83. I didn't notice any huge diff with 1080p BD. Maybe they're all good-looking ones? The point is you don't have to pay a lot to get good HDMI BD playback, if that's all you want. I find the way players operate (speed, smoothness, glitches) a larger factor. The Oppo is still behind the PS3 in operating "smoothness" IME, but that'll be straightened out eventually.