Which 3-D Blu-Ray Player to buy?


  1. Windows 7 User
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    Which 3-D Blu-Ray Player to buy?


    After doing some research, I have decided to get 3-D Blu Ray player since 3-D TV's prices have gone down already. Also, I want a system where I can access my PC from the Blu-Ray so I can use Youtube and media player.

    Any suggestions? I was looking at couple of the Sony models that are around $200.
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  3. DJROD
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    I think its just mainly a prefer of choice when u go and look at a bunch of em. But this one i like for myself.


    Samsung - 3D / Internet Connectable / Wi-Fi Ready Blu-ray Disc Player - BD-C5900 blu ray&contract_desc=null
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  4. Lemur
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    Sony started it all
    Sony BDPS570 3D Blu-ray Disc Player - BRAVIA Internet Video, Built-in Wi-Fi, Quick Start/Load, USB at TigerDirect.com
    $219
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  6. DJROD
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    Thats what i mean. Alot are gonna have the same new features. So its just his preference.
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  7. Windows 7 User
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    Lemur said:
    Sony started it all
    Sony BDPS570 3D Blu-ray Disc Player - BRAVIA Internet Video, Built-in Wi-Fi, Quick Start/Load, USB at TigerDirect.com
    $219
    This is the one I have been reading a lot about with very good reviews. Do I need a router though if I get this one?
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    Lemur said:
    Sony started it all
    Sony BDPS570 3D Blu-ray Disc Player - BRAVIA Internet Video, Built-in Wi-Fi, Quick Start/Load, USB at TigerDirect.com
    $219
    Anyone have the above item?
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    ????
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  11. Lemur
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    Sorry, didn't see this. Yes, you will need a router. The wi-fi is just to stream data to other devices.
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