htkaki, ON sama u
u see all the jaybee kakis missing aredi

mpyw, anjua?

I wanna join rogol RX's BD also....

wat the? go for JKEC and undead copies lar

saw this in Star today,

True Full HD Deal by SHARP:

1) Aquos LC-42A63AM Full HD LCD (RM7999) + Aquos Blu-Ray player BDHP20A (RM2999) = Package deal RM8999

2) Aquos LC-46A63AM Full HD LCD (RM9999) + Aquos Blu-Ray player BDHP20A (RM2999) = Package deal RM10,999

both package entitles to : 1+1 yr extended warranty, free 5 pcs blu-ray movies, and additional 10pcs blu-ray movies voucher with 20% discount

how about that?

This post has been edited by apisgogo: Jan 15 2008, 10:59 AM

The BD-HP20A is not a good player to go for. Mediaplex has that unit, and it has all kinds of problems playing BDs, even older ones. The only good thing about this unit is that the upgrading can be done easily by downloading the firmware into a USB thumb drive and plugging it into the USB port at the back of the unit.

api, tis is one hell of a cheap sharp, fullHD somemore
i saw it @ a roadshow last weekend

if i dun wan the bluray player, i was qouted 6999 , senQ kenot match the price, and ketp badmouthing dem
seems tat in kl this model selling for 6.8k only

i would pick this over the philips full HD as well as over sony V series

it looks nice....

BD-HP20A is equivalent with BD-HP20U in US rite?

got negative reviews in AVS.

I just realize in your sigg, u have Samsung BDP1400. Hows the AQ? in AVS got few bad reviews, saying a lot of audio drop-outs, cant play newer bd movies, etc etc. Hows ur say?

i know this is the wrong forum to ask but what is a recommended BD player to go for. Samsung or Sony better? From your signature I noticed that you have the Samsung BD player. Can u get it here?

wau, good price for 1080p LCD.

SHARP is sharp...

apis, nice price hor...
my fren bought his V300 late december, now his balls one big one small liao

haha, tell me about it.

i bought my Samsung LB32R7 @ RM4700 around late dec 2006.. now its on RM2500!

what to do...

my fren... urs 06 ler... now aredi 08
but tis sharp price dem tempting....

Nice price on the Sharp's Full HD.

TV only 6.8k ar? Better start saving.

I'm amazed with 1080i display on my 37" LCD TV already, really curious on how it will look on a 1080p full HD TV.

I read somewhere that of all LCD TV brands in the market, the LCD panel is provided by Sharp's factory.

@miniacs, get a PS3 lor...

ohh, and tat sharp panel from jepun one, terror...
the price dem tempting... i must poison some frens to buy this model

tempting... hais, so many to buy...

Receivers lah, Blu players lah, cable lah, speaker stand lah, movies lagi...

2008 will be my year of spending...

got which year u din spend one?

tis hidef thing really got into me... kana poison kaw kaw....
fark PS3

Why not poison yourself instead?

RX, buy la... buy la... RX, buy la...


I almost complete, maybe speakers need to change. And a full HD 1080p TV.

Such tempting price but I dont think my parents will agree to a new TV so soon. Unless something happens to the Sony. Hrmm...

HMM: HD DVD Should "Knock It Off" for Inevitable Blu-ray Victory

Home Media Magazine, the weekly industry magazine which alerts retailers and those inside the home media industry to news and releases, has posted a statement to the HD DVD Promotional Group: "Knock it off". Stating consumer confusion as the reason for lack of consumer adoption of high definition home media, magazine contributor Thomas K. Arnold has asked that HD DVD step down instead of delaying the inevitable Blu-ray victory.

With Warner Home Video dumping HD DVD, the format has the support of just two of the six major studios. It cannot win. At best, it can be a spoiler, but I'm hoping Toshiba, Universal and Paramount will take the high road and, for the good of the entire industry, bow out. Universal and Paramount, in particular, need to jump on the Blu-ray Disc bandwagon so we can go into the new year with a unified front and a unified mission: To educate consumers about the advantages of high-definition media and convince them the time to transition from standard DVD to Blu-ray is the day they bring that HDTV into their home.

http://www.blu-ray.com/news/?id=859

aiman... me plasma supporter