Samsung BD-P1000

usability

52% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

58% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

97% di recensioni su Amazon.it attribuiscono a questo prodotto una valutazione positiva.

Great picture quality, HDMI support

Price, Slow menu

Looks great

Convoluted resolution manipulation ; Expensive for what you get

Notable omissions on the spec sheet make this Blu-ray player something of a letdown - especially at this price

Produces well-balanced images, Has flash media card slots

Lackluster sound, Mediocre remote control

Supports 1080p digital video output. Good performance with standard DVD movies. Integrated memory card readers for viewing digital images.

It costs twice as much as the least expensive HD DVD player. The remote suffers from small buttons and an odd button layout. Sluggish start-up and load times, but slightly better than current HD DVD players. ; Watch the Samsung BD-P1000 Video Review!

the bd-p1000's ability to upscale dvd video to hd resolutions was better than what i've seen with most tvs. the hp pavilion md5880n scored 23 percent better on the hqv benchmark dvd when hooked up to the bd-p1000 than it did when left to deinterlace...

Picture quality, styling, memory card reader, playback standard DVDs

Price, can't play back xD memory cards

Whether it's Blu-ray or HD DVD it is clear that the improvement in quality (don't forget you will need to buy a television capable of 1080p resolution to get the full benefit) is very impressive and just as DVD took over from VHS, either Blu-ray or HD...

Picture CAN look good on well-authored material ; 1080p upconversion of standard DVDs ; Excellent build quality ; Bargain price if compared to reference and esoteric upscaling DVD players costing much more

Expensive debut (not atypical) ; Awkward remote ; MPEG-2 software underwhelming for most part ; Slow startup and menu navigation speed ; Most advanced features not fully implemented (or at all) ; Dolby TrueHD and DTS-HD nowhere in sight ; Strict EDID...

Pictures can look sensational, especially with the best discs. Sound-quality is equally formidable, so long as your system is up to it

Riddled with spec compromises that seriously undermine its long-term worth. Also incredibly slow to operate and temperamental

Unsurpassed high-definition image quality ; Integrated memory card reader for photos ; Glossy black and brushed aluminum case ; Popup interactive menus during playback

It's uncertain whether Blu-ray Disc or HD DVD will prevail ; Lack of movies available in Australia ; Pricey for what is essentially a video player

Although those passionate about high-definition probably won't be deterred by a format war or a lack of Blu-ray titles, we'd recommend waiting until it becomes a little more clear which format is going to be widely adopted so you're not stuck with an...