thanks piscesguy...so the power cord is detachable..i think the female end is quite standard...its the same with euro plug

when will cheap Chinese BD player available?
Sony & Disney is going to launch blu-ray in the Chinese soon....

he2.. so wait for China Brand bluray player?

Blu-ray.com Exclusive: Blu-ray Player Benchmarks



Power on time:
Measures the time the player takes, in seconds, to power on from the remote control and to convey that it is ready to work via the HDTV display. The lower the number the better.

Disc Eject Time:
This test measures the amount of time it takes, in seconds, for a player to fully eject the disc tray while playing a Blu-ray movie. The lower the number the better.

Movie Load Time – Basic:
Measures the amount of time, in seconds, that a player takes to load a film, encoded without Java or BD+, from the time the disc tray starts closing to the time that content appears on the screen. BD drive speed can impact this number. The lower the number the better.

Movie Load Time - BD-J:
Measures the amount of time a player takes, in seconds, to load a film, encoded with BD-Java, from the time the disc tray starts closing to the time that content appears on the screen. BD drive speed can impact this number. The lower the number the better.

Movie Load Time – BD+:
Measures the amount of time a player takes, in seconds, to load a film, encoded with BD+ copy protection, from the time the disc tray starts closing to the time that content appears on the screen. BD drive speed can impact this number. The lower the number the better.

BD-J Overall Performance:
This measurement calculates the player's overall ability to efficiently execute BD-Java content. This will affect the player's smoothness of menus, games, and other features using BD-J. Some players will not execute this benchmark and are marked with a red “NO” in the performance section. A "NO" rating does not indicate poor performance, but simply that the player in question does not support the form of media that the test disc is recorded on. The higher the number the better.

The following tests measure player's BD-Java graphics abilities. These numbers show how efficient the player will be at loading and navigating menus as well as Java based games.

BD-J Small Object Performance:
Measures smoothness and speed of small Java graphic objects – the higher the number the better.

BD-J Large Object Performance:
Measures smoothness and speed of larger Java graphic objects - the higher the number the better.

BD-J Scaling Performance:
This test measures the player's ability to scale Java graphics for BD menus and games. The higher the number the better.

BD-J Opacity Performance:
This measurement calculates the player's ability to render graphics that are opaque. The higher the number the better.

Blu-ray.com

This post has been edited by aiman04: Dec 5 2008, 09:14 AM

guess sony ps3 win hands down dont u think guys?

This post has been edited by iman_210: Dec 5 2008, 09:30 AM

Yup, PS3 has always been the best BD player. But the LG BD300 taking the silver medal is really surprising.

but in term of PQ & AQ on performance side ler? I tot pioneer ELITE should be the best, not sure how good is the new marantz or denon BDP

This post has been edited by megatron007: Dec 5 2008, 09:24 AM

Wow, LG BD300 knock out others top brand BDP....
Got sell here ar? how much?

This is just the benchmark for speed performance. I think it's quite hard to benchmark PQ/AQ, it's too subkective to put numbers to it. But from general review, PS3 is still the best, now following closely by BD35/55 and S350/550. The Pioneers and the newer models from denon/Marantz I got no idea.


Not sure, but without multichannel analogue outs, it's quite expensive at $399 retail price. The specs is almost similar to BD35/S350 which retails at $299.

This post has been edited by aiman04: Dec 5 2008, 09:57 AM

i think for features and functionalities, pS3 is miles ahead others ...

ps3 is so expensive wor..

Blu-ray.com has put a link to my thread in their news article about the benchmark test.

http://www.blu-ray.com/news/?id=2138

Click on "Complete Spreadsheet" below the list of players.

Makes me kinda proud.

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Added on December 5, 2008, 12:10 pmWhat you talking about bro? The PS3 is only RM1599, it's the cheapest BD player in Malaysia.

This post has been edited by aiman04: Dec 5 2008, 12:10 PM

Its funny u said that .... pity

ps3 is the cheapest BD player yet.... funny ppl complained its too expensive.. unless they cant afford it

PS3 is probably the cheapest option only in Msia.....elsewhere you get those sony/panasonic/samsung stand-alone players at a lower price compared to the PS3....

i think my PS3's fan is a bit noisy from day 1.....heard there's a difference in fan noise comparing the current (80GB) and previous 40GB with the early 60GB units....mine is the 60GB unit.

This post has been edited by rthj: Dec 5 2008, 09:53 PM

1k also expensive? Then no point looking at blurays yet. Hehe

lol...1k for blue-ray player is consider cheap lo....how cheap do u wan go further oh??

if got $$$,i definately go 4 PS3...

This post has been edited by juniortit@n: Dec 5 2008, 09:25 PM

Waiting patiently for the BDP Profile 2.0 esp from Pana or Pioneer to hit RM1.6k.

market now like lau sai, yet u guys... TABIK!!!!!

mine so far 40gb ones are ok ish.

I wonder who owned a korean media player which costs over 1k.. just to play mkv..