To me the HD-DVD player shouldn't be at fault here. true what arj said, you get for what you pay, but for RM 600 ++, this is the best you can ever get in terms of quality/price ratio.

i may not be as eagle-eyed as some people are, but to me the quality is awesome. of course you don't compare it to blu-ray. blu-ray is definitely better, and for those who have the greens to get either a 4k player or a 2k PS3 and a 30k full HD bravia, please go ahead and do so as that's the best setup (i think) i've seen so far that produces m'f'n quality movies (witnessed at best denki KLCC).

but for me, the average paid joe, hd-dvd beats anything out there at my price range. i had the chance to try it with my old kaput x360 with component, and it was great. now i'm using it with HDMI, and it's sharper, colors are way brighter and just fantastic.

why piss and moan about dvd quality on the hd-dvd player? i mean..it's called a hd-dvd player for a reason. if u whine about paying a load for the hd-dvd player and getting crappy results when playing your dvd...wow...u got issues.

so what i can say to those future buyers (like Xeno), u have either:

a) get / stick with a PS3 as a blu-ray player
b) buy the hd-dvd add on
c) if u have more money to spend, i'd say just spend it on a RM 4k blu-ray player (provided u have a nice TV to handle it)

movie freaks like myself, arj, silencer and others ain't complaining. so why should you?

P.S: i find it cool that ezy video is now an 'official distributor' of hd-dvd and blu-rays. only thing is u have to wait a bit. don't mind cos, transformers? only RM 150. still, amazon bulk is the way to go for us impatient ones.

P.S.S: arj, any new worthy HD-DVDs to buy and tumpang?

djinn no more stock izzit? nvm xeno..it's worth the wait!

oh yea xeno..long time never play halo 3 since the first time met u online..haha

could only get online by this week hopefully, and still haven't tried COD 4 online.

P.S: does the x360 add-on have online capability to access web exclusive content from the dvd (e.g. transformers). i mean i find the options for cookies in the network settings, but how do u actually access content online? me dum-dum abt this..