Buy Samsung's BD-P1500, get The Matrix Collection on Blu-ray for free
By Darren Murph 
posted Oct 13th 2008 12:02PM
posted Oct 13th 2008 12:02PM
Samsung's BD-P1500 didn't stay situated at $200 for long before selling out (or being removed) at RadioShack, but on the eve of one of the most anticipated Blu-ray releases in the history of the format, along comes yet another deal that could be just the one you were waiting for. If you've been holding off on buying a BD deck until The Ultimate Matrix Collection landed, have a look at this. A number of retailers (Amazon, Best Buy and Circuit City, most notably) are now offering the [Thanks, Jason]
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It's a Profile 2.0 player, now.
Might be time to get Mom a Blu-ray player for Xmas...
I just checked. Without any sales taxes. Amazon for me is $228, Best Buy $310, and Circuit City $262 for the player and Matrix Collection.
It is a 7 disk set.
By golly, this ain't good 'nough. If it is over $100, it ain't worth it! My HD should be free, all these years of buying DVD's, these daggon' movie studios owe me for my loyalty
... sarcasm
Not bad, especially if you just sell those POS movies and buy better one's. I fell for buying them on DVD and HD DVD. Fool me twice is enough for me.
What if I don't want shitty movies? Any chance I can get just the first and continue ignoring the bastard children?
ALMOST..I almost jumped, but don't want to hassle with trying to sell the matrix collection and probably wouldn't get more then $50 on ebay..bringing the player only down to about $180...plus I want to buy at walmart or costco.
I hope Walmart has some of those pre black friday sales like last year...maybe a $150 BD 2.0 player????
So does any1 know how it works at BB if i buy the combo, then try and return the player? Would i get some of the money back for the player, but not the full price i paid?