Sweet piece of hardware, that one is. You may pay more for blu-ray, but you get what you pay for. For a premium price, you get the best quality and features. No 1080i/60 output. No 2-channel TrueHD limitation. No lip sync problems when outputting at 1080p/24. No compatibility problems with combo discs. The list goes on and on... suffice it to say, blu-ray will win on its technological merits. Too bad HD DUD can't say the same!
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Sweet piece of hardware, that one is. You may pay more for blu-ray, but you get what you pay for. For a premium price, you get the best quality and features. No 1080i/60 output. No 2-channel TrueHD limitation. No lip sync problems when outputting at 1080p/24. No compatibility problems with combo discs. The list goes on and on... suffice it to say, blu-ray will win on its technological merits. Too bad HD DUD can't say the same!
"blu ray will win on it's technological merits"...........Yup,just like betamax did.
Still inferior to HD DVD's $199 players in terms of interactivity and web access, since it doesn't have an ethernet port.