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Wagner 07-11-2007 10:25 AM

I have a PS3 and picked up a BR player, when it gets in I will compare the quality between the two.

tijanaw 07-11-2007 04:10 PM

Shit I just picked a PS3 Sturday for my son and payed $599 :(. Do you guys think I can get my $100 back?

rebound 07-11-2007 04:17 PM

Sure - return it, then buy a new one when the price is lower. Where'd you get it?

Wagner 07-11-2007 04:18 PM

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Originally Posted by rebound
Sure - return it, then buy a new one when the price is lower. Where'd you get it?

:iagree:

tijanaw 07-11-2007 04:50 PM

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Originally Posted by rebound
Sure - return it, then buy a new one when the price is lower. Where'd you get it?

Best Buy!!

Estroil 4.8is 07-11-2007 05:19 PM

Bestbuys is great with returns. I'm sure you will have no problems.

LeMansX5 07-11-2007 07:26 PM

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Originally Posted by tijanaw
Shit I just picked a PS3 Sturday for my son and payed $599 :(. Do you guys think I can get my $100 back?

Take it back and use the savings for X5 mods. :thumbup:

B-Line 07-11-2007 07:38 PM

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Originally Posted by ncx
I'm in the market for a BR player but haven't decided to go with the PS or to get a much better dedicated BR player. The gurus at AVS forums swear that the PS BR player is inferior to the picture quality of the dedicated BR players (it would still be way better than my 1080i player, though!). A price cut could help sway me.

NCX,

I am not a tech geek. And I am sure, for every arguement, there is an equal or better retort. But let me tell you:

I have a 65" Panasonic Plasma 1080p in my living room. It cost me an arm, two legs and my right eye. Yes, it was worth every penny.
I run everything through HDMI.
The only Blu Ray player I have is my PS3 and it looks nothing short of amazing. I would never even consider spending $600 on a dedicated Blu Ray player when I get the option of a game system as well.
- If you don't like the PS3 interface, fine, I can understand you getting a dedicated line. But take it from me. The picture on 1080p, blu-ray, running through HDMI and digital sound, is nothing less than extraordinary.

B

ncx 07-11-2007 10:20 PM

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Originally Posted by B-Line
NCC,

I am not a tech geek. And I am sure, for every argument, there is an equal or better retort. But let me tell you:

I have a 65" Panasonic Plasma 1080p in my living room. It cost me an arm, two legs and my right eye. Yes, it was worth every penny.
I run everything through HDMI.
The only Blu Ray player I have is my PS3 and it looks nothing short of amazing. I would never even consider spending $600 on a dedicated Blu Ray player when I get the option of a game system as well.
- If you don't like the PS3 interface, fine, I can understand you getting a dedicated line. But take it from me. The picture on 1080p, blu-ray, running through HDMI and digital sound, is nothing less than extraordinary.

B

Thanks for the comments. And I hear you loud and clear. I am pretty hard core with my AV gear and change things around and upgrade a lot. I'll definitely give the PS3/BR a fair run before I go and spend money unnecessarily on a dedicated player. A friend of mine just got a PS3 and I have asked him to bring it over and hook it up for a weekend on my system so I can check out the pic quality, the interface, firmware speeds, etc. I bet I'll love it. 1080p rocks, no doubt. I am equally excited about the new high-rez audio formats.

LeMansX5 07-11-2007 10:28 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by B-Line
I run everything through HDMI.
The only Blu Ray player I have is my PS3 and it looks nothing short of amazing. I would never even consider spending $600 on a dedicated Blu Ray player when I get the option of a game system as well.
- If you don't like the PS3 interface, fine, I can understand you getting a dedicated line. But take it from me. The picture on 1080p, blu-ray, running through HDMI and digital sound, is nothing less than extraordinary.

B

:iagree:


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