Just so you guys know a couple different retailers are putting their Blu Ray players on sale for Black Friday.


Check out www.BlackFriday.info for more deals.

Oh and don't forget guys the new Samsung P2550 is the only Blu Ray player at the moment that syncs with your Netflix account and streams movie to your Tv :-)
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just need disks, find me sale
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Thanks Dustin!

FWIW, the PS3 can supposedly stream netflix as well using Playon.
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That I did not know bro, thanx for the info. I do know that ATM the PS3 is the only Blu Ray player with wireless capabilities which is a bonus.

Oh and Tim if you look at the Best Buy Black Friday adds in the link you will find disks on sale too :-)
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Thanks Dustin!!!!!!! You ROCK Bro!!!!!!!
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Indeed I do :-)

Tell your friends..... only the good looking ones :-)
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:-) I will tell no one.
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you mean... me do the work for myself????? WTF bro?
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Hopefully I've been good this year and Santa will bring me a Panasonic DMP-BD35K Blu-ray Player and Onkyo TX-SR606 Receiver. My HD DVD player is getting lonely. :-)
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You can tell me bro... I'm your friend and I'm DAMN Sexay :-)
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bro, check this out
http://www.cigarasylum.com/vb/showthread.php?t=4496
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if you were good he would get you a PS3 and a Pioneer Elite VSX-92TXH:-)
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I would take the Pioneer Elite, but the PS3. No thanks! :-)
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wish I was Santa, you earned it this year :-)
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Sweet! There are going to be some great sales the holiday season. Thanks for the link.
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Just an FYI, given Sammy's previous track record, I wouldn't touch any of their players with a 10 foot pole, but YMMV.


And no offense to the retailers, but some of the best deals of the season regarding players have already been had on the net, and without the long lines :-)

IE... a sub 200$ Sony BDP-S350 player /w 4 free movies type deal.... I posted that deal a few weeks ago.


As for discs... Circuit City or Walmart look like the place to shop this season for deals on the movies themselves.


Best Buy has a number of titles at 16.99 (With a 9.99 Doorbuster of Transformers), then Walmart a bunch at 14.99, then Circuit City has a small selection at 8.99 and a large selection at like 16.99 or something like that.
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#2 you are my techie guru buddy :-) That being said the Sammy P2500 and P2550 are getting really good reviews over on AVSForum. :-)
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Sony :-):-)
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The 350/550 series is actually an incredibly good player. And anyone actually following this format's evolution. I can't even possibly understand the hatred for Sony hardware, when Samsung has clearly been the producer of shoddy hardware through at least 4 generations of BD hardware.



With the 350/550...

5 second turn on time with like a 4-5 second load time make this a 10 second player. Couple in the fact it's native profile 1.1 and 2.0 (with a 2GB USB memory stick insterted to the back of the 350) and it will bitstream all advanced audio codecs (or decode them via analog in the case of the 550). It makes it an exceptional package.

Beats the pants off my Toshiba HD-A2 HD DVD player that takes a clean 45 seconds to begin playing a movie.
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I'll take the crappy Toshiba :-)

My PS3 is pretty fast too.
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