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We all know the three main competitors, Nintendo, Sony, and Microsoft. Right now there main heroes are the Wii, PS3, and the xbox 360. But which one is the best. The wii did sell the most but ps3 has blu ray. Xbox 360 has good games. There’s such a long list!!!
THIS IS WHAT I WANT YOU TO DO!!!
Tell me which one you think is the best and give me as many reasons as possible. Only say ONE because I want to know which one is the best so I can buy it.
P.S. Don’t give reasons based on prices or graphics..

which is the best video player that gives good sound quality and video quality?

RealPlayer Gold
COREL WinDVD 9 Blu-Ray

which among the two
for computer

Best Buy to launch CinemaNow service
Best Buy customers will be able to get same-day access to movies and TV shows through a new digital service. The service, called CinemaNow, will at first be accessible through select Blu-ray Disc players and HDTVs, through the Internet at cinemanow.com.

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i really love the 360, its my favorite system and as soon as i get the money, i’m going to buy one… but my dad is getting a ps3… not for gaming, but for the blu ray player inside… i dont know anything about the ps3 so could anyone tell me what online play is like? or whats the best feature? or anything you love about it. i would really appreciate it…
thanks
btw one of the most important factors that will decide if he’s def gonna get one or not is if the ps3 upconverts normal dvds to 1080p… please let me know if it does.

What is the best way to sell used DVDs, Blu-rays, etc?
Is Amazon/Half.com good or is selling them to SecondSpin.com better?

They are in mint condition. We do not want to sell them back to FYE (or something similar) as we hardly get anything for them. We are looking for the easiest way to sell them while getting the most we can for them.

anyone know are there any website that provide information about best movie, top movies of the year, blockbuster, movie rating, blu-ray release, etc. ….?

I have a home entertainment system right now consisting of a cable box, dvd/ surround sound combo, and plasma tv. I will be adding a blu ray and I need to know what is the best way to set up the cables. Here are the hook ups I have now: The tv has one hdmi which is used by the HD cable box; it also has s-video, and numerous other component cables, including the red, yellow, white, blue, green…… My dvd has hdmi, digital optical, s-video, and the red, white, blue, green, etc. The blu ray will have Analog Audio Output(s), Coaxial Audio Digital Output(s) : 1, Component Video (Y/Pb/Pr) Output, (Y/Pb/Pr) OUtput, Composite Video Output(s), HDMI Connection Output, Optical Audio Output, S-Video Output. Since I only have one hdmi which is used by the cable box, (and my tv is only 720p anyway), I was wondering what is the best way to set up the other cables? I use the dvd/ surround sound all the time for sound because the tv speakers don’t cut it. I was going to use highend component cables; the three video cables to the tv from the BR and the two audio cables to the dvd player for sound. But I wasn’t sure if S-video and digital optical would be better than the component cables? My other question is should I use an hdmi/ component cable combo from the BR? I could run hdmi to the surround sound for the DTS, and then use the video component cables to the tv for the video. I’m not even sure if the BR will split it like that but if so, would that be a good setup? I have extra hdmi, svideo, and digital optical cords so its not like I’m wasting money.

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my blue ray disc had dust on it so I cleaned it with warm water and whipped it off
now it has this sorta water marks
stuck to it and I cant just wipe it off
and it’s like a bit sticky

Which Upconverting DVD player should I buy?

Since I’m completly not interested in buying an HD-DVD player or a Blu-Ray player until the prices come down and their is a clearer winner between to the two, I need an upconverting DVD player.

Im deciding between:
Philips DVP5960
Samsung DVD HD860 (the HD 960 is more money but does it play more files?)
Sony DVP-NS75H
(You can mention/recommend another if you like)

I’ve got a 42 inch plasma that does a beautiful 1080i picture and I’m LOOKING for the unit that has the best picture quality but can play burned DVD-Rs/DVD+Rs the best.

I’ll hook it up through HDMI with HDMI cables I got from monoprice.com (I refuse to buy Monster cables for those prices).

If anyone has one of these players or has another than please, by all means say something.