Funny. I've been enjoying those movies in hd for quite some time now. And people wonder why someone would support HD DVD. Hope you blu-ies enjoyed your Resident Evil Apocalypse or whatever it is you people watch.
I bought this player not too long back and i'm pretty happy with it. The over the net firmware update didn't work for me either at first, but after the the first initial update took, i haven't had any issues with the consecutive updates.
And I like the remote. It's nothing fancy, but it's solid and unobtrusive.
The load times are probably the biggest dissappointment. I figured they would have fixed that bs by now.
Oh, and why can't i stop the movie, and when i press play again have the movie pick up where i left off? Man, that annoys me..
But the picture looks great. As does the 1080/24 mode. The upscaling is superb. Better than my oppo.
Overall a thumbs up. Just wished i'd waited a bit and got it after the price dropped.
Looks kind of jank. For $1000 i'd want something more stylish.
Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.
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