That is if you would want to buy a crippled (no HD audio support) and ugly Xbox 360 add on.

Why would people feel stupid for purchasing a PS3 or a Sony Blu-ray player? Instead, you should be saying people should feel stupid for purchasing a HD DVD player. However, who am I to judge? PS3 is a better choice for Blu-ray playback and it is affordable. Why would anyone want to buy a crippled Xbox 360 add on, Xbox 360 does not support HD audio.

Blu-ray looks better and better day by day.

@ A**HOLES

To A**HOLES who lowered my ratings. You guys might have misunderstood my post. I was saying no Toshiba Blu-ray laptops anytime soon, since Toshiba stated that currently they would not support Blu-ray. And I was looking forward to getting a new laptop with Blu-ray, but I wanted a Toshiba laptop. BTW look before you speak, I have 160 BD titles; I am a Blu-ray supporter.

They are in denial, watch they will come through.

Does this mean no Blu-ray laptop for me?

Does this mean no Blu-ray laptop for me?

Now a 4G iPhone would look great on Sprint, 3G????? Come on Apple, 3G was so last year, 4G is the real deal. While ATT are gearing up for 3G, Sprint is almost ready with 4G.

I always liked Netflix; however, I never did get the account. My dad and my brother had Netflix for years. Now based upon their great decision to move towards Blu-ray I actually might get the account now, most likely today.

Please Engadget HD help me enhance my Blu-ray experience.