Sorry if i came in late but where is the BD3000 @ RM599 sold?

Thanks a million

BTW.... anyone did A/B comparison on sony 360 and BD60,
heard (rumours) the 360 is not as good as the 350, and BD60 very choosy on "BDR" oso rite
anyone can confirm?? and also which would be a better deal 360 or BD60.. thanks

typo error is it???

haven't bought yet how to sell,

or you want buy back to test/compare then only sell
wou very elite la you

u buy new samsung tv got free bdp?

They are the same , just the 3008 slightly heavier. Don't know why though.

No lah you are mistaking those fake DVD9 blu-ray with those BD-R blu-ray 25GB. For BD60 updating to newest firmware also won't help in better playability of BD-Rs.

Haha... didnt know trusted review also use this bamboo scene track 11, from House of Flying Daggers to test

extract from Trusted Reviews
Good though it is, the Sony certainly isn't the last word in Blu-ray picture quality. More expensive players like the Panasonic DMP-BD80 or the Denon DVD-3800BD increase the wow factor further with even better detail retrieval, more effective noise reduction and punchier blacks, but in this price range there aren't many better.
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This deck certainly punches above its weight with the Silicon Optix HQV Blu-ray disc - apart from some strobing in the corners of the Video Resolution test, it doesn't put a foot wrong. Diagonal edges on the Jaggies tests are smooth as a baby's bum and rotate without judder, while the HD colour bars are bleed-free and the panning shot across the empty stadium looks sharp and composed.

The deck also turns in a strong performance with DVDs. The bamboo fight scene in House of Flying Daggers (chapter 11) is masterfully reproduced, with no jaggies on the long bamboo poles, gorgeous organic-looking greens, smooth motion tracking and plenty of depth. DVD torture tests are also ably handled, particularly when it comes to jaggie suppression and detail rendering.

ala.... read this too late

just got myself a Sony BDP-S765, made in Jepun

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Added on January 3, 2010, 4:51 pmserioulsy, i took back the BDP-S360

PQ was ok but not really the AQ

the beauty was, it really played bent disc that could not be read on my pioneer DVD and LX-52

haha.... but at times hang a bit with digitised squares on some Ori BD's disc

as for the S765, the AQ and PQ is fantastic, even with DVD's

the truth from the overall PQ, it still loose out to the LX-52, seems funny... when you see you know there a difference,
but overall colour ...the "greens and Blues" colours of S765 is superb..

I would like to ask the sifus opinion of PHILIPS-BDP-3008. Thanks in advance!