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Posted by unclestu on November 4, 2012 at 18:07:56:
that in addition to a new player you will need a new TV set to handles the higher pixel count! Ouch! Probably need higher speed data cable to hook up too....and then a new AV receiver to handle the video switching.....

Jeez! I just picked up an older 1080P SamSung plasma 50.7 inch diagonal for only $499, wonder how long it will take the new format sets to drop that low.....

Stu