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  1. 20th Jun 2009 12:00 #1
    akrako1
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    $99 Magnavox blu-ray player!

    http://www.sears.com/shc/s/p_10153_12605_05757689000P

    I believe the sale is only thru Sunday at noon (Father's Day sale)
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  2. 20th Jun 2009 12:37 #2
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    Well it is a refurbished model. But saying that isn't much. A plug could have not been attached in the factory and they get classified as that.
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  3. 20th Jun 2009 12:40 #3
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    This one was US$100 before it sold out:

    http://www.meijer.com/catalog/product.jsp?productId=121255&N=0&navparm=0&keyword=curti...thes%20blu-ray

    This is not a recommendation. Just a data point.
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  4. 20th Jun 2009 13:39 #4
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    Originally Posted by jagabo
    This one was US$100 before it sold out:

    http://www.meijer.com/catalog/product.jsp?productId=121255&N=0&navparm=0&keyword=curti...thes%20blu-ray

    This is not a recommendation. Just a data point.
    you think they are will made like their old TV's ?

    too bad no divx support

    I wonder what is the USB for ?
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  5. 20th Jun 2009 14:03 #5
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    Magnavox = Funai = crap
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  6. 20th Jun 2009 15:58 #6
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    Originally Posted by samijubal
    Magnavox = Funai = crap
    What exactly makes a Funai player = "crap"
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  7. 20th Jun 2009 17:12 #7
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    BluRay players this cheap may not fully support the final BluRay spec for supplemental material, so should you care about this, find out if the player fully supports the final spec BEFORE you buy it.
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    I've got two Magnavox [Funai] DVDRecorders and a flat screen Magnovox TV

    The quality is fine.
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  9. 21st Jun 2009 12:31 #9
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    Magnavox= philips.
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  10. 21st Jun 2009 13:27 #10
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    Originally Posted by handyguy
    Magnavox= philips.
    = manufactured by Funai, often.
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    I'm still not seeing what make a Funai PLAYER = crap.
    The RECORDERS, I can understand -- PLAYERS, not so much.
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    I thought I saw somebody coming out with 129.00 bluray player. Can't remember right now - walmart maybe?

    But yeah whoever posted earlier these are most likely not bd live 2.0 players.
    Donatello - The Shredder? Michelangelo - Maybe all that hardware is for making coleslaw?
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