refurb Samsung Blu-Ray player $400 4/6 only

[incognegro]

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Samsung BDP1000 Blu-Ray Disc Player -Refurbished

Wow $399.99!!! Today 4/6 Only!!! Save an extra $50!!! Experience all of the beautiful high-resolution detail that your HDTV can provide. Samsung's BD-P1000 uses the latest technology to deliver exceptionally vivid, lifelike video from high-definition Blu-ray Discs. It's the start of a new era in home theater movies come alive with startling clarity and vibrant color. The BD-P1000 is one of the first video players of any type to provide true 1080p output 1920 x 1080 pixels progressive scan, the highest HD signal output currently available. TV makers are shifting to 1080p resolution for their top-performing flat-panel and projection TVs, and this Blu-ray player is a pixel-perfect match. Even if your HD-capable TV is a few years old and lacks an HDMI connection, don't worry, you can still experience Blu-ray. High-definition signals up to 1080i are available through the component video output.

The BD-P1000 owes its high-def capabilities to Blu-ray's high storage capacity. Blu-ray Discs can hold a lot more picture information than regular DVDs can, and a Blu-ray player feeds that information to your TV at a much faster rate than a DVD player. The result is picture quality that's consistently sharper and cleaner than standard DVD - images simply look more real. The larger your screen, the more apparent the improvement becomes. The BD-P1000 also plays standard DVDs, and will make your entire DVD library look better than ever by upconverting the video to 1080p (or 720p or 1080i you can choose the resolution that most closely matches the display capabilities of your HDTV). This versatile player can also play audio CDs, including home-burned CD-Rs and CD-RWs.

Warranty: 90 Days Parts/Labor from Samsung (ouch)
3 Year Carry-In Warranty $120
5 Year Carry-In Warranty $200

Ground shipping $10

[tahoedrew]

I still say it's a waste of money until someone brings out a multi-format player to handle HD-DVD and Blue-Ray. Until then, spend your $400 on a PS3 or Xbox 360 since they have built-in capabilities.

~A

[DavidS]

[quote tahoedrew]I still say it's a waste of money until someone brings out a multi-format player to handle HD-DVD and Blue-Ray. Until then, spend your $400 on a PS3 or Xbox 360 since they have built-in capabilities.

~A
http://us.lge.com/superblu/

Reviews I have read have been mixed but it does what you are asking.

[N-OS X-tasy!]

[quote DavidS][quote tahoedrew]I still say it's a waste of money until someone brings out a multi-format player to handle HD-DVD and Blue-Ray. Until then, spend your $400 on a PS3 or Xbox 360 since they have built-in capabilities.

~A
http://us.lge.com/superblu/

Reviews I have read have been mixed but it does what you are asking.
It's ability to handle HD-DVD menus (or lack thereof) is a dealbreaker for me.