Toshiba’s latest flagship disc spinner does a whole lot for very little (money).
LG has thrown everything but the kitchen sink into their latest networked Blu-ray 3D Disc player. The 3D glasses may be optional but a truckload of online entertainment comes standard.
This is how you do it.
Pioneer makes a $300 Blu-ray player with Netflix, forgets it’s not 2008.
For a company that spent so long bashing Blu-ray, they sure do make fantastic Blu-ray players.
Sony’s cheapest Blu-ray 3D player, the BDP-S470, gets drunk, tries to impress, and ends up hating on some projectors.
Panasonic’s first generation Blu-ray 3D player offers excellent audio and video performance and maximum compatibility, but with a few caveats.
Panasonic’s DMP-BDT100 is currently their entry-level Blu-ray 3D player. It offers a strong pedigree of performance and a lot of features for not a lot of money, with one potential show-stopper.
HD what? One of the last holdouts from the high def disc format war has produced one of the best Blu-ray players you can buy — for a bargain!
This travel companion is portable, but pricey — and offers no other bells, whistles or alternate ways to use the unit.
