good lor..

The cheapest bluray player is PC Bluray ROM bro..

PC Sony / Pioneer , LG blu ray writers & ROM's does not cost more than RM500.. Sony BDU X10S is just about RM220 or less..i've got one..!

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Added on February 24, 2010, 8:06 amFor home users ,yes..

This post has been edited by sKyWiR3pT3lTd: Feb 24 2010, 08:06 AM

51FD? Wah, thats awesome.. how much did it cost you?

Wow, you lucky ones...very good item for a perfect acceptable price..nice one bro..

As its been told , only paid version of PowerDVD, WinDVD bluray will play , none other are compatible..

Pioneer BDP-320 Probably? Here's the users review

Pros

Excellent PQ and AQ, 7.1 analog output with full decoding, good build quality, few if any problem discs, excellent SD DVD upconversion, full range of video and audio tweeks

Cons

Slow loading, remote does not include code for my TV.

Review

This is my first BD player and I wanted one I could trust but could not spend lots of $. I got a great deal on this player (<$300) and it is performing wonderfully. Some complain about the slow loading speed, but I don't care about that, as long as it DOES load! So far no problems! Fantastic PQ, and AQ via analog outputs is revelatory! SD DVD upconversion is the best I have ever experienced.

Sorry for the confusion caused. I do not own one , but its a review from a user in US.

The cheapest blu-ray player is BD-ROM

"60 frames per second is the video display rate on most TVs.

Since 60/24 is not an integer number, there is a motion artifact associate with going from 24 to 60 frames per second. Since they usually show one frame twice and the next frame 3 times (and repeat).

People would prefer to have 24 fps output to avoid this artifact. The 24 can be multiplied to 48, 96 or even 120 without adding such artifacts"

Sorry gone .

Actually, 60hz refresh rate represents complete reconstruction of the screen image 60 times every second. The two frame rates are 24p (for movies) and 30p (progressive 60i scan for native progressive displays). 60p represents 60 frames per seconds.

1080p/60hz : outputs a signal from your tele.

That's an explanation.....

Sony BDP-S360 , Sony BDP-S470 are one the BD Players that has Wi-fi features.

Probably its not cheaper outside, but try to find through our fellow forumers.

You may well get it cheaper than you expected.

Today Only: Samsung BD-P1590 Blu-ray Player $79.99

Discount etailer Woot is offering today the Samsung BD-P1590 (refurbished) for $79.99 (65% off MSRP) plus shipping. This model supports BonusView (Profile 1.1) and BD-Live (Profile 2.0). It also supports Netflix Watch Instantly, Blockbuster, Pandora and YouTube. This offer is only valid today.

PM me if you are finding for Philips BD. I can find stock for you..but need sometime..

It looks like a software to be installed in PS3..

Instead of that you donate to Lowyat forumer Just kidding mate.
Google the spec & features before you give away to ur dad..

To Oppo sifus, if you could share with me how to get this player.

Does it available in KL or something or even Peninsular itself?

Thanks in advance..

Thanks, found them and know now where to get them

You already answered your question. Its BD ROM.
You can connect through your GC to LCD/LED/Plasma via HDMI port.

For telly, get standalone blu-ray player bro, ROM is not supported over telly.