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Top Ten Blu-ray PlayersThere is a rising debate in the Home Entertainment world about the relevancy of Blu-ray, or for that mater any physical media. Many believe Online Streaming content is the future. If this is true or not, I am not going to say. Both I think have strong cases. However, I am of the opinion there will always be a place for physical media such as the CD, DVD and Blu-ray discs. Just like we still use pen and paper. It will take a lot for us to give it up. And beside, the debate is about what we think might happen in the future; right now if you want the ultimate High-Definition experience in your living room, the best way to achieve this is through a Blu-ray player and a HDTV. There is no argument here, this is simply the truth.

If you want to get the best out of your HDTV, you require a Blu-ray player. It will deliver crystal clear, stunning visuals and surround sound. Producing Full HD 1080p video output and decoding the latest hi-resolution audio formats such as DTS HS and Dolby TRUHD. But manufacturers have come to the realization, that Blu-ray players just can’t be about playing discs. Every year players seem to grow and build on a list of features that go beyond playing standard Blu-ray discs. 3D technology has been added, as well as DLNA capabilities, online streaming services, USB multi-format playback and much more. All the major manufacturers like Sony, LG, Panasonic and Samsung try to incorporate new and innovative features to outdo the competition and bring in consumers.

In 2011 we saw a blu-ray line-up of players that were faster, cheaper and loaded with more features than ever before. The following list is of the ten best blu-ray players available right now. Of course like all lists, the ten blu-ray players listed are open for debated and hardly definitive. There are many more Blu-ray players on the market that you might find better or will be better suited to your requirements. You should look upon this list as a starting point. A way to get familiar with blu-ray players and what they have to offer. It should, hopefully, help you decide which blu-ray player to purchasing, if your planning on getting one.



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Best Blu-ray Player

Oppo BDP-93 Blu-ray Player


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Many people were surprised when Oppo announced last year it was discontinuing it very successful and highly praise Blu-ray Player, BDP-83. No one need to have worried, Oppo soon released the newer model, BDP-93 in December of 2010. And it was just as good as the BDP-83 and added some extra features to make it a very worthy successor. The BDP-93 Universal Blu-ray Player has 3D Blu-ray Disc support, Online Streaming Services(Netfix and Blockbuster), Wireless-N networking and an eSATA port. It has 2nd Generation Qdeo Video Processing, USB playback, 1 GB of internal memory, dual HDMI Outputs, Ip and RS232 Control. It does cost more than your average Blu-ray Player, but it is extremely less than other high-end models. Most experts agree, the Oppo BDP-93 produces the best quality images and sound of any blu-ray player currently available. – Price you should look for when purchasing — $499.99
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- Region A
- Profile BD-Live(2.0)
- Full HD 3D

Video:
Video Resolution:1080p/24p
DVD upscaling: 1080p

Audio:
HDMI output: 7.1
Analog output: 7.1

Media:
Blu-ray / DVD / CD
Other:
HDMI version: 1.4
Ethernet: Yes

Release Date:
December, 2010

  • ‘5 Star’ Average Customer Rating - Amazon.com (over 80 reviews)
  • Readers Choice Awards Winner 2011 - About.com
  • 2011 Products of the Year – Electronichouse.com
  • Big Picture Big Sound The Biggie Award Winner – Bigpicturebigsound.com
  • Top Pick – Hometheater.com

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Best Blu-ray Player

Sony PlayStation 3 (160GB)


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Sony’s PlayStation 3 maybe considered an old standard when it comes to Blu-ray Players, but it is one of the best players around. Sony has not abandoned the PlayStation 3 to rest on its laurels, it has continued to try and improve it’s Blu-ray performance. In recent years it has has made it more energy efficient, with a slimmer design and quieter operational system. Sony has updated the PlayStation 3 with a firmware that makes the PlayStation 3D Blu-ray capable. It also upgrade the gaming portion to 3D as well. Which highlights the PlayStation 3’s biggest feature, that it is future proof. Sony seems determine to implement any new technology making the PlayStation still relevant in the Blu-ray market. Other key features include built in Wi-Fi, 120GB of internal memory, DLNA certified, and excellent image and audio quality. – Price you should look for when purchasing — Under $299.99
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- Region A
- BD Live (2.0)
- Full HD 3D

Video:
Video resolution:1080p/24p
DVD upscaling: 1080p

Audio:
HDMI output: 7.1
Analog output: 2.0

Media:
Blu-ray / DVD / CD
Other:
HDMI version: 1.3
Ethernet: Yes

Release Date:
August, 2007

  • ‘4.5 Star’ Average Customer Rating - Amazon.com (over 268 reviews)
  • Home Entertainment Device Winner - 2009 Engadget Awards
  • “it’s easily the best-for-your-buck Blu-ray player for the majority of tech-savvy buyers” – CNET.com
  • The new PlayStation 3 (PS3) is an amazing piece of technology. – Expertreviews.co.uk

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Best Blu-ray Player

Panasonic DMP-BDT210 Blu-ray Player


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Touch-Free Sensor playback / Full HD 3D / 2D to 3D Conversion / Built-in Wi-Fi / Skype Video Calls / AVCHD, MKV, MP3, JPEG compatible / USB — The Panasonic DMP-BDT210 seems to be equipped with every possible blu-ray feature and more. You not only get a great blu-ray player capable of Full HD 10810p/24 video resolution on standard 2D Blu-ray and 3D Blu-rays; the player can even convert 2D Discs into 3D images. Built-in Wi-Fi will allow you easy access to Online Streaming Media (via VieraCast) and Skype Video Calls. — Price you should look for when buying Blu-ray Player — Under $200.00
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- Region A
- Profile BD-Live(2.0)
- Full HD 3D

Video:
Video Resolution:1080p/24p
DVD upscaling: 1080p

Audio:
HDMI output: 7.1
Analog output: 2.0

Media:
Blu-ray / DVD / CD
Other:
HDMI version: 1.4
Ethernet: Yes

Release Date:
February, 2011

  • ‘4 Star’ Average Customer Rating - Amazon.com (over 90 reviews)
  • Editor’s Choice Award – “our favorite Blu-ray player of 2011 so far” - CNET.com
  • Two CES Innovations 2011 Design and Engineering Awards

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Best Blu-ray Player

Samsung BD-D6500 Blu-ray Player

Samsung BD-D6500
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This mid-range BD-D6500 blu-ray player will provide you with excellent, realistic images with vibrant colors on both standard blu-rays and 3D blu-ray discs. It supports high-resolution audio formats Dolby TrueHD and DTS-HD Master Audio. This attractive looking player is loaded with extra features including web-enabled Samsung Smart TV for online streaming and social networking, DLNA, built-in Wi-Fi, fast loading and boot times, Touch Sensor Control and USB playback. — Price you should look for when buying Blu-ray Player — Under $200.00
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- Region A
- Profile BD-Live(2.0)
- Full HD 3D

Video:
Video Resolution:1080p/24p
DVD upscaling: 1080p

Audio:
HDMI output: 7.1
Analog output: 2.0

Media:
Blu-ray / DVD / CD
Other:
HDMI version: 1.4
Ethernet: Yes

Release Date:
February, 2011

  • ‘3.5 Star’ Average Customer Rating - Amazon.com
  • ‘4.5 Star’ Average User Rating - CNET.com

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Best Blu-ray Player

LG BD670 Blu-ray Player

LG BD670
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The LG BD670 3D Blu-ray Disc Player is loaded with great features that should expand your Home Entertainment experience to a whole new level. Beside offering stunning Full HD 1080p 2D and 3D images, the BD670 has built-in Wi-Fi that allows easy access to your home internet connection. Once connected you can take advantage of LG SmartTV. This includes apps and online streaming from Netflix, CinemaNow, YouTube and much more. This player is also DLNA certified and has USB playback support. Another nice feature is a free iPhone/Android app is available to allow text input from your phone’s keyboard. — Price you should look for when purchasing — Under $2500.00
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- Region A
- Profile BD-Live(2.0)
- Full HD 3D

Video:
Video Resolution:1080p/24p
DVD upscaling: 1080p

Audio:
HDMI output: 7.1
Analog output: 2.0

Media:
Blu-ray / DVD / CD
Other:
HDMI version: 1.4a
Ethernet: Yes

Release Date:
February, 2011

  • ‘4 Star’ Average Customer Rating - Amazon.com
  • “LG BD670’s built-in Wi-Fi and excellent streaming-media suite make it one of the best Blu-ray Player values… one of the best Blu-ray players of the year.” - CNET.com

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Best Blu-ray Player

Samsung BD-D6700 Blu-ray Player

Samsung BD-D6700
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The BD-D6700 blu-ray player from Samsung has compelling cutting-edge features and a stunning design. Lets you enjoy 3D technology on 3D blu-rays or even convert your 2D titles to 3D for a whole new experience. The BD-D6700 has built-in Wi-Fi and access to Samsung’s innovative Smart TV feature. Providing access to Samsung apps, searching for content online or on your TV. It also, has USB playback and DLNA capabilities that expands your home entertainment to new and exciting levels.Price you should look for when purchasing — Under $270.00
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- Region A
- Profile BD-Live(2.0)
- Full HD 3D

Video:
Video Resolution:1080p/24p
DVD upscaling: 1080p

Audio:
HDMI output: 7.1
Analog output: 2.0

Media:
Blu-ray / DVD / CD
Other:
HDMI version: 1.4
Ethernet: Yes

Release Date:
February, 2011

  • ‘4 Star’ Average Customer Rating - Amazon.com
  • One of the Best Blu-ray players of 2011 - CNET.com

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Best Blu-ray Player

Sony BDP-S580 Blu-ray Player

Sony BDP-S580
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The BDP-S580 is shaping up to be one of the best blu-ray players of 2011. Providing all the features you come to expect in a top blu-ray player, the BDP-S580 has built-in Wi-Fi, online streaming, DLNA capability and much more. Including watching your movies in HD with 1080p playback (on both blu-ray and 3D Blu-ray) and DVD up-conversion for truly stunning images with great clarity and detail. — Price you should look for when purchasing — Under $200.00
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- Region A
- Profile BD-Live(2.0)
- Full HD 3D

Video:
Video Resolution:1080p/24p
DVD upscaling: 1080p

Audio:
HDMI output: 7.1
Analog output: 2.0

Media:
Blu-ray / DVD / CD
Other:
HDMI version: 1.4
Ethernet: Yes

Release Date:
February, 2011

  • ‘3.5 Star’ Average Customer Rating - Amazon.com
  • “BDP-S580 will be the sweet spot in Sony’s 2011 lineup” - CNET.com

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Best Blu-ray Player

LG BD690 Blu-ray Player

LG BD690
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The BD690 Blu-ray player is the flagship model for LG’s 2011 line-up. This upgraded model of last years highly successful BD590 player, the BD690, now supports 3D blu-ray playback in Full HD 1080 video resolution. It still has a 250GB internal Hard Drive with CD ripping capabilities. Which is extremely rare for any blu-ray player. It provides stunningly crisp and sharp images, with Dolby TrueHD and HD Master Audio in 7.1 channels of lossless surround sound. Extra features such as online streaming with LG’s SmartTV, CD ripping, DLNA, free iPhone/Android app and much more, make the BD690 one of the best blu-ray players of 2011. — Price you should look for when purchasing — Under $350.00
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- Region A
- Profile BD-Live(2.0)
- Full HD 3D

Video:
Video Resolution:1080p/24p
DVD upscaling: 1080p

Audio:
HDMI output: 7.1
Analog output: 2.0

Media:
Blu-ray / DVD / CD
Other:
HDMI version: 1.4a
Ethernet: Yes

Release Date:
February, 2011

  • ‘4 Star’ Average Customer Rating - Amazon.com

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Best Blu-ray Player

Pansonic DMP-BDT110 Blu-ray Player


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Great Blu-ray Players do not need to cost a bundle. Panasonic’s DMP-BDT110 Blu-ray Player proves this by offer us a great player at a very reasonable price. You can watch stunning 3D images or use standard blu-rays and DVDs for spectacular HD viewing. It is pack with other features such as Wi-Fi capability – LAN Adapter is required -, Online Streaming, DLNS capability, Skype, Dolby Digital Plus and TrueHD and so much more. — Price you should look for when buying Blu-ray Player — Under $150.00
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- Region A
- Profile BD-Live(2.0)
- Full HD 3D

Video:
Video Resolution:1080p/24p
DVD upscaling: 1080p

Audio:
HDMI output: 7.1
Analog output: 2.0

Media:
Blu-ray / DVD / CD
Other:
HDMI version: 1.4
Ethernet: Yes

Release Date:
February, 2011

  • ‘4 Star’ Average Customer Rating - Amazon.com
  • One of the Best Blu-ray players of 2011 - CNET.com
  • “Picture quality and operating system are first rate” - Trustedreviews.com
  • “Panasonic has raised the bar for every player out there regardless of price” - Hdtvmagazine.com

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Best Blu-ray Player

Sony BDP-S480 Blu-ray Player

Sony BDP-S480
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BDP-S480 is a new blu-ray player from Sony. This mid-range player offers many great features including Full HD1080p playback on Blu-ray Disc movies. Capable of 3D Blu-ray playback and DVD up-scaling, the BDP-S480 has a list price of $179.99. Currently online stores are selling it for around $160.00. This is a great price that will let you enjoy great images and audio, along with internet streaming, DLNA functions, USB playback and access to PartyStreaming mode. (You can stream music throughout your home to compatible Sony Network speakers which are sold separately.) — Price you should look for when purchasing — Under $175.00
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- Region A
- Profile BD-Live(2.0)
- Full HD 3D

Video:
Video Resolution:1080p/24p
DVD upscaling: 1080p

Audio:
HDMI output: 7.1
Analog output: 2.0

Media:
Blu-ray / DVD / CD
Other:
HDMI version: 1.4a
Ethernet: Yes

Release Date:
February, 2011

  • ‘3 Star’ Average Customer Rating - Amazon.com

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  • FAQ

    What is Blu-Ray?
    Blu-ray or Blu-ray disc is an optical disc storage medium. It was mainly developed to be use for recording, rewriting and playback of high-definition video (HD). Its physical appearance is the same as a DVD or CD.
    Why the name Blu-ray?
    It is simply a combination of Blue for the blue-violet laser that is use to read/write this type of disc and Ray for optical ray. The correct name given is Blu-ray Disc. But it is often shorten to Blu-ray (BD).
    What do I need to watch Blu-ray Disc Movies?
    You would need the following:
    - HDTV(preferably 1080p)
    - HDMI cable(provides the best picture quality)
    - Blu-ray Player
    - Blu-ray Disc Movies
    Who developed Blu-ray?
    The Blu-ray Association (BRA) are members made up of from the fields of consumer electronics, computer hardware and motion pictures. They developed this disc format and consist of more than 180 member companies. The board of Directors are:


    Apple Computer, Inc.
    Dell Inc.
    Hewlett Packard Company
    Hitachi, Ltd.
    LG Electronics Inc.
    Matsushita Electric Industrial Co., Ltd.
    Mitsubishi Electric Corporation
    Pioneer Corporation
    Royal Philips Electronics
    Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd.
    Sharp Corporation
    Sony Corporation
    Sun Microsystems, Inc.
    TDK Corporation
    Thomson Multimedia
    Twentieth Century Fox
    Walt Disney Pictures
    Warner Bros. Entertainment

    How much data can you fit on a Blu-ray disc?
    This is one of the stronger features of Blu-ray format. It has five times more storage capacity than DVDs. It can hold 25GB (single layer) and 50 GB (dual layer)
    How much video can you fit on a Blu-ray disc?
    On a Dual Layer Disc over 9 hours of high-definition (HD) video on a 50GB disc.
    Over 22 hours of standard-definition (SD) video on a 50GB disc.
    How fast can you read/write data on a Blu-ray disc?
    Blu-ray disc specifications lists 1x speed as 36Mbps. Since BD-ROM movies require a 54 Mbps, data transfer rate the minimum speed will be 2x (72Mbps). The option of higher speed will be available. Blu-ray disc have a larger numerical aperture (NA). This should allow speeds of 12x (432Mbps). Speeds of Blu-ray disc of course are limited by the capacity of the hardware.
    What video codec's will Blu-ray support?
    Blu-ray players and recorders will support the following video codec's:
    MPEG-2, MPEG-4 AVC, SMPTE VC-1
    Be aware, it will be up to the movie studios to choose their video codec for their movie releases.
    What audio codecs will Blu-ray support?
    Linear PCM (LPCM) - up to 8 channels of uncompressed audio. (mandatory)
    Dolby Digital (DD) - format used for DVDs, 5.1-channel surround sound. (mandatory)
    Dolby Digital Plus (DD+) - extension of Dolby Digital, 7.1-channel surround sound. (optional)
    Dolby TrueHD - lossless encoding of up to 8 channels of audio. (optional)
    DTS Digital Surround - format used for DVDs, 5.1-channel surround sound. (mandatory)
    DTS-HD High Resolution Audio - extension of DTS, 7.1-channel surround sound. (optional)
    DTS-HD Master Audio - lossless encoding of up to 8 channels of audio. (optional)
    Be aware, it will be up to the movie studios to choose their audio codec for their movie releases.
    Will I require an Internet connection for my Blu-ray?
    No. An internet connection is not needed. It is only needed for some extra features such as downloading new extras, watching recent movie trailers, web browsing, home network, etc.
    Will Blu-ray discs require a cartridge?
    No. The first ever Blu-ray disc were contain in a cartage. But now have a layer of hard coating for protection. It makes these disc even less susceptible to scratches an fingerprints. They look and feel similar to DVD's.
    Will Blu-ray support mandatory managed copy?
    Yes, Mandatory Managed Copy will be included in the Blu-ray format. Meaning you will be able to make legal copies of your movies for your home network. It will be up to the hardware manufacture if they have this feature.
    When will I be able to buy Blu-ray products?
    Blu-ray players and movies are now on the market in the US and Canada.
    What will Blu-ray products cost?
    Prices can vary from manufacture and device. Blu-ray products range from players, recorders, drives, writers, media, etc. As with any new products where first production volume is low the cost is usually higher; but as volume numbers increase, a rapid decrease in price occurs, making the products available at a reasonable and affordable cost for everyone.
    Will Blu-ray be backwards compatible with DVD?
    Most leading companies have produce players that will read CDs, DVDs and Blu-ray.

  • Glossary

    1080p:
    1,920 pixels per line which has 1,080 horizontal lines - displayed progressively. Progressive Scanning - each line displayed following another. This is the one you want!
    1080i:
    1,920 pixels per line which has 1,080 horizontal lines - displayed alternately. Interlaced Scanning - all the odd lines are displayed, then followed by all the even lines.
    Aspect Ratio (Picture):
    Ratio of screen width to screen height. Can be Width by Height
    (Example: 16×9, 4×3) or a calculated ratio (1.33:1, 1.78:1)
    Some common aspect ratios:
    1.33 (4×3) Standard Television or Academy Standard
    1.78 (16×9) HDTV
    1.85 Academy Flat
    2.35 Cinemascope
    Aspect Ratio (Pixel):
    Ratio of pixel width to pixel height. Standard NTSC digital video has rectangular pixels. Computers & HDTV have square pixels.
    Analog: The recording of sound that resembles the original.
    Bitstream:
    Name given to a collection of data, (video or audio) that's compressed
    to a file or transmitted between devices. Blu-Ray: Blu-ray or Blu-ray disc is an optical disc storage medium. It was mainly developed to be use for recording, rewriting and playback of high-definition video (HD). Its physical appearance is the same as a DVD or CD.
    Bonus View:
    This refers to Blu-ray players with Profile 1.1. They have Built-in persistent memory (64k), local storage capability (256MB), Secondary video decoder (Picture-in-Picture), Secondary audio decoder & virtual file system.
    Lossy:
    Compression method which discards data & degrades the image quality. Result: high degrees of compression are possible.
    Lossless:
    A compression scheme that doesn't degrade sound or video quality. It uses a nondestructive method that retains all the original information.
    PCM:
    Pulse Code Modulation, a second method of recording hi-fi sound with 8mm and Hi 8 VCRs. Unlike AFM, PCM audio can be edited without affecting the picture.
    Picture-in-a-picture (PIP): Digital effect where one picture is adjusted smaller and placed over another.
    Profiles:
    “Profiles” are used to catalogue Blu-ray players. Blu-ray Profile 1.0 was the first set of features and functions labeled for discs and players. Then came Profile 1.1, which included
    picture-in-picture capability, plus players had a second audio and video codec, along with
    256MB of non-volatile memory. The last is Profile 2.0 (BD-Live). It has Internet access for bonus content, and players have 1GB of non-volatile memory. No matter what Profile a players
    processes, it will play all Blu-ray discs, but do not support the extra features.
    Progressive scan: Method of making a computer image by drawing all the scan lines sequentially from top to bottom.
    Region codes:
    This is very similar to DVD regional codes in that it PREVENTS certain regions of the world to play the Blu-ray disc. So Blu-ray disc players which are sold in some parts of the world may ONLY play discs which are encoded for that region.The main reasoning behind such a system is to allow the movie studios total control of when a disc is released in different parts of the
    world. Often it lets these studios add extra features or bonus material unique to each region.


    Regions for Blu-ray standard:
    A: East Asia (except Mainland China and Mongolia), Southeast Asia,
    North America, South
    B: Africa, Europe (except Russia), Southwest Asia, Oceania
    dependencies.
    C: Central Asia, East Asia (Mainland China and Mongolia only), South
    Asia, central Eurasia, plus their dependencies.
    Resolution: Picture sharpness, usually measured in “lines”. The greater the number of lines, the
    sharper the image.

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