Is there a difference between different blu-ray players?

Kevin asked:


There are a lot of blu-ray players out on the market today, but is there a difference between any of them? They range from around $200-$600, not mentioning the awesome PS3, which also has many other capabilities than just viewing blu ray content. Is there a difference in quality? Or is it all about durability?

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One Response to “Is there a difference between different blu-ray players?”

  1. TV guy on April 30th, 2009 at 9:49 pm

    Check if they support the latest Blu-ray standard and BD-live as well.
    For ex., they may or may not have an ethernet jack.
    Check if they support HDMI 1.3 for Dolby or DTS HD (lossless audio compression).
    Some may also have better upconverters than others for SD DVDs.

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