If not for the package, I would have opted for a DVD player with HDMI connectivity (DV410s rocks). So the way I see it, those who are now offloading their brand new BD60 players may likely be doing so more on the basis that BD software are still not cheaply available in MY and would like to stick to DVD.

My current setup (BD60>Yamaha YSP-3000>S10K) is fully Viera-linked. How cool is that

I agree that buying online does not pose any issues except for when warranty matters arises

I agree....if anything, history has proven itself when you look at the case of VCD and DVD players' prices....oh how they fell when the "made in China" brands start flooding the market enmasse

Considering "lanun" BDs are selling at around RM48, I find its better to pay a little more to buy ori especially from some of the LYN forummers who import them from the States.

Besides, most lanun versions don't contain everything ori have to offer especially in terms of the special features.

With UK expected to press out and retail BDs at GBP10, hopefully prices will drop further

hahaha...Sounds too familiar. In the past month, I've given away my old setup to my bro-in-law. In its place, here's my investment to-date:

1. Panasonic S10K with BD60 player
2. Yamaha YSP-3000
3. A pair of Monster M1000HD cables
4. 10+ BD titles (non-uncle Ho!) and a few more on order which should be arriving this week. Expect this is going to be a monthly thingy

On my to-buy list, are a good media player, NAS to support it and I will need to throw away my existing 802.11b setup for an 11n

Lucky for me, my HM is into "home improvement" projects I undertake, so long as I can afford it, GREEN LIGHT! Besides, she's as much a couch potato as I am

dumb question: Is the panny BD60 player sold in Malaysia region free or region A?

This post has been edited by richard912: Jul 7 2009, 09:22 AM

htkaki

Thanks for the clarification

4TB also available liao....but it will cost an arm and a leg ATM

Lens damage would typically occur as a natural part of wear-and-tear from usage. If you use 90% of a BD player for DVD playback, its better you invest in a DVD player instead. This would definitely pro-long your BD player's lifespan

Checkout cnet's review on it http://reviews.cnet.com/blu-ray-players-re...7-33485559.html

Aiseh...it should be private joke la

Need.....but not on a weekday

I have read that the BD80 has divx function which is a nice to have for hooking up external HDD thru the USB port.

Any noticeable improvements? Am planning to do mine this weekend

I have not even tried to configure my baby to my home network yet

I sokong that