aiyo sorry ler dude... read manuals?? err.... ok, will see... 

anyways, i don't use bd-live also... only have one ethernet cable which is connected to PS3 so if there comes a time for bd-live, will use ps3 i guess...

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Added on July 6, 2009, 7:21 pm
ok ... becoz of u, i went & read the farking manual

it says :
the data downloaded with BD-live can be stored on device connected to USD port. (u r rite)

The USB devices tat can be connected to player are :
- USB 2.0 compatible memory devices or hard disks
- FAT16 or FAT32 file system, min 1GB capacity (2GB or more recommended)

Note :
- Devices formatted with a file system other than the above cannot be used. Such devices may however be usable if they are formatted from the player
- external sotrage devices may not be recognized if they contain multiple partitions
- some external sorage devices may not operate with this player
-- operation of external storage devices is not guaranteed

sure.. and while we are at that, lets get one LCD TV, one Plasma, one projector as well.. then we can have all the options involved.. 

no need to be smart alex la..   

one thing I observed is that music videos/concerts are cheaper than normal movies. whether they are BDs or ori DVds.. (except those japan stuffs la)

I used it for my handycam there as well
as long as the power adaptor of the device can accept 100V~240V range
u can use it anywhere in the world

then y in the 1st place u wasting ur time searching for the dune, and emailling here and there?

but from my point of view, most prolly, if u gotten the dvico, and dun think u will be pumping money into a bd player