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The editors liked
Great picture quality
HDMI support
Internet@TV
Integrates PVR and Blu-ray player
Integrated wireless
Unsurpassed high-definition image quality
Integrated memory card reader for photos
Glossy black and brushed aluminum case
Popup interactive menus during playback
Excellent support for high definition video via Blu-ray. Better performance with DVDs than most DVD players.
The editors didn't like
Price
Slow menu The Final Word For the early adopters this is a great product
Offering excellent image quality and a variety of connection options. The price tag however
Is considerably higher than that the projected cost of competing HD-DVD players.
No HDMI cable bundled
Internet browsing is a chore with remote as keyboard
Its uncertain whether Blu-ray Disc or HD DVD will prevail
Lack of movies available in Australia
Pricey for what is essentially a video player
The Blu-ray player needs a 1080p24 output mode to eliminate jerkiness in pans. Should be able to switch off HDMI audio output.
Abstract: The SmartHouse team asks if Samsung’s first-gen Blu-ray spinners reputation precedes it. Samsungs BD-P1000, the worlds first Blu-ray disc player, and has been the focus of attention since it was launched in the US. Blu-ray promises stunning high-de...
Price, Slow menu The Final Word For the early adopters this is a great product, offering excellent image quality and a variety of connection options. The price tag however, is considerably higher than that the projected cost of competing HD-DVD players.
For the early adopters this is a great product, offering excellent image quality and a variety of connection options. The price tag however, is considerably higher than that the projected cost of competing HD-DVD players.
Unsurpassed high-definition image quality, Integrated memory card reader for photos, Glossy black and brushed aluminum case, Popup interactive menus during playback
Its uncertain whether Blu-ray Disc or HD DVD will prevail, Lack of movies available in Australia, Pricey for what is essentially a video player
Unless youre a zealous early adopter whos already invested in a high-definition TV, wed recommend waiting until the format war pans out a little more, or at least until more Blu-ray Disc content is made available. ...
Excellent support for high definition video via Blu-ray. Better performance with DVDs than most DVD players.
The Blu-ray player needs a 1080p24 output mode to eliminate jerkiness in pans. Should be able to switch off HDMI audio output.
Blu-ray is exciting, and the Samsung BD-P1000 is an excellent introduction to it. I would just implore Samsung to upgrade the unit to provide 1080p24 output.
Firmware needs to be upgraded before use (Simple Task though), Slower load times than standard DVD Player, Gets you readdicted to watching movies again.
As the original released Blu-ray player back in the first quarter of 2007, this player is still on the market and represents an incredible value if someone is in the market to upgrade their DVD player to true high definition. This player has every co...
Abstract: It seems no matter who I talk to nowadays one question repeatedly pops up, "So what do you think about this looming format war between HD DVD and Blu-ray?" Either that or I get asked what I think about one format or the other. While I definitely have ...
