Blu-ray Players

Integra originally choose to back the HD DVD format, and we all know how well that worked out. The company

The BD-HP21U ($300) is the follow-up to Sharp’s BD-HP20U, a Profile 1.0 player released in 2007. This is a Profile

Sharp’s 2009 Blu-ray line features two new models, the entry-level BD-HP16U and the slightly more expensive BD-HP22U. The primary difference between

Harman Kardon has finally entered the Blu-ray player market with the release of the BDP 1. We have not performed

The Insignia NS-BDLIVE01, sold exclusively through Best Buy, is the company’s first Profile 2.0 Blu-ray player and is priced at

Perhaps the most noteworthy thing about the BDX2000 is that it’s a Blu-ray player from Toshiba, the primary backer of

Marantz’s newly released flagship UD9004 Universal Disc Player promises to be the answer for enthusiasts looking for a one box

Blu-ray is here to stay, and while initial players were expensive and problematic, the newest generations are much more user-friendly

As Samsung’s new top-of-the-line player, the BD-C6900 ($399.99) is loaded with all of the features we like to see in a

Panasonic‘s first 3D-capable Blu-ray players have arrived. The 3D lineup includes two models: the DMP-BDT350 ($429.95) and the DMP-BDT300 ($399.95,