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Posted by fredman on 06/09/07 01:29
On Tue, 05 Jun 2007 19:02:18 -0000, The alMIGHTY N
<natlee75@yahoo.com> wrote:
>On Jun 4, 4:18 pm, SHaKeY STeVe <shakey.st...@hotmail.com> wrote:
>> khee mao wrote:
>> > "Super Mario" <Use-Author-Supplied-Address-Header@[127.1]> wrote in message
>> >news:7e291bb1dd6204f9e8f21307d6b705e0@pseudo.borked.net...
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>> > > ..By cutting the price of the BDP-S300, Sony has in effect severed the
>> > > link between the PS3 and Blu-ray players. If a video enthusiast just
>> > > wants a Blu-ray player, the PS3 is no longer an option because it's now
>> > > too expensive.
>>
>> > 'enthusiast' and 'too expensive' in the same sentence?
>>
>> Exactly...you gotta pay for quality.
>
>Which begs the question... is the cheaper BDP-S300 a worse Blu-Ray
>player than the PS3?
Came accross this from DVDtalk.com the other day:
"In HD player news, the Sony Playstation 3 recently got a massive
firmware upgrade that improved both its DVD and Blu-ray playback
capabilities. Upon its original release, the PS3 could not upscale
DVDs beyond 480p, something that many people with HDTVs require. Now
it has the capability to upscale all the way to 1080p through HDMI.
Per DVD Forum standards, the PS3 will not upscale regular DVDs via
component. Some owners contend that the upscaling on the PS3 is on par
with more expensive upscaling players by companies such as Denon.Even
more exciting is that the PS3 is now capable of outputting 1080p 24hz.
1080p/24 has been something a lot of HD aficionados have been
clamoring for. On top of that, the player also supports RGB, BTB, and
WTW. This allows for a much wider range of color and overall better
image reproduction. Also, for people who actually use the PS3 to play
games (suckers, I know), the PS3 can now upscale and smooth the image
quality of PS2 games. For many, these additions have made the PS3 the
premiere Blu-ray player on the market." Cheers.
regards,
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fredman
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