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In Reply to: RE: Voice of dissent posted by unclestu52 on July 21, 2008 at 13:24:56

Or rather, my friend Greg's mileage. Very bad luck with his 2 Sammy DLP RPs and his current Samsung BR player. The line appears to offer good bang for the buck but I'd be nervous based on his experiences. I like to plug 'em in and forget 'em.

I haven't bought a recent Sony product but I liked the looks of their latest XBR LCDs, at least for an LCD.

Oddly, I have a Phillips HDTV, a company which I think most people think has a terrible reliability record. But other than some UI quirks, this has been a good, issue free display.

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I have to reiterate this post again.... - kootenay 15:24:36 07/21/08 (0)
As I owned a Samsung BRP with the updated firmware in place I can�t be happier with its performance as it�s much better against my PS 3 (which was my reference for over a year or so) in every aspect of video and sound quality again with all the firmware upgrades in place.

I�ve read most of the blogs in the �net about the Samsung blu-ray player's shortcoming and issues but so far I haven�t experience them with this model the BD-UP5000 could be that the one I bought is a lemon.

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