Free Hd TV Reviews » Blu Ray Disc http://freehdtvreviews.com All the information you need about your HD TV choices Wed, 01 Sep 2010 13:56:42 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 en hourly 1 Cyber Monday HDTV Deals http://freehdtvreviews.com/cyber-monday-hdtv-deals http://freehdtvreviews.com/cyber-monday-hdtv-deals#comments Mon, 30 Nov 2009 09:07:35 +0000 HDTV Lounge http://www.hdtvlounge.net/news/cyber-monday-hdtv/

Over the last few years there has been a growing tradition, and number of great deals available on line on “Cyber Monday”, the Monday following Thanksgiving weekend.

If you didn’t manage to find what you wanted during this years Black Friday last week, today’s Cyber Monday has many HDTVs on offer for some great savings.

Just as with the Black Friday post, here we will try and find you all of the best Cyber Monday HDTV deals available online!

Amazon Cyber Monday HDTV Deals

As always Amazon is always a great place to find some great deals, and with cyber Monday it is now different. They have a dedicated Cyber Monday page with many great savings on HDTVs.

  • Samsung BD-P1600 1080p Blu-ray Disc | $149
  • Samsung BD-P3600 1080p Blu-ray Disc Player | $229
  • Samsung BD-P4600 1080p Blu-ray Disc Player | $279
  • Samsung UN55B7000 55-Inch 1080p 120 Hz LED HDTV | $2,649 (-$800)
  • Samsung LN32A450 32-Inch 720p LCD HDTV | $399.99 (Almost half Price!)
  • Samsung LN22A450 22-Inch 720p LCD HDTV | $249 (Almost half Price!)
  • Panasonic VIERA G10 Series TC-P42G10 | $949.95 (Save $250)
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Dell

Sharp 47″ 120hz HDTV only $799 | (Save $400!)

BestBuy

BestBuy have a large number of cyber Monday offers in both their HDTV and Home theater sections. There are too many to list individually here, so check out their main cyber monday section!

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Over the last few years there has been a growing tradition, and number of great deals available on line on “Cyber Monday”, the Monday following Thanksgiving weekend.

If you didn’t manage to find what you wanted during this years Black Friday last week, today’s Cyber Monday has many HDTVs on offer for some great savings.

Just as with the Black Friday post, here we will try and find you all of the best Cyber Monday HDTV deals available online!

Amazon Cyber Monday HDTV Deals

As always Amazon is always a great place to find some great deals, and with cyber Monday it is now different. They have a dedicated Cyber Monday page with many great savings on HDTVs.

  • Samsung BD-P1600 1080p Blu-ray Disc | $149
  • Samsung BD-P3600 1080p Blu-ray Disc Player | $229
  • Samsung BD-P4600 1080p Blu-ray Disc Player | $279
  • Samsung UN55B7000 55-Inch 1080p 120 Hz LED HDTV | $2,649 (-$800)
  • Samsung LN32A450 32-Inch 720p LCD HDTV | $399.99 (Almost half Price!)
  • Samsung LN22A450 22-Inch 720p LCD HDTV | $249 (Almost half Price!)
  • Panasonic VIERA G10 Series TC-P42G10 | $949.95 (Save $250)
  • View All!

Dell

Sharp 47″ 120hz HDTV only $799 | (Save $400!)

BestBuy

BestBuy have a large number of cyber Monday offers in both their HDTV and Home theater sections. There are too many to list individually here, so check out their main cyber monday section!

]]> http://freehdtvreviews.com/cyber-monday-hdtv-deals/feed 0 Panasonic DMP-BD80 1080p Blu-ray Disc Player | Review & best price http://freehdtvreviews.com/panasonic-dmp-bd80-1080p-blu-ray-disc-player-review-best-price http://freehdtvreviews.com/panasonic-dmp-bd80-1080p-blu-ray-disc-player-review-best-price#comments Sat, 03 Oct 2009 19:01:12 +0000 Technorati Search for: hdtv review http://www.it-echo.com/2009/10/03/panasonic-dmp-bd80-1080p-blu-ray-disc-player-review-best-price.html http://freehdtvreviews.com/panasonic-dmp-bd80-1080p-blu-ray-disc-player-review-best-price/feed 0 Save up to $300 on a Panasonic Bundle http://freehdtvreviews.com/save-up-to-300-on-a-panasonic-bundle http://freehdtvreviews.com/save-up-to-300-on-a-panasonic-bundle#comments Wed, 30 Sep 2009 18:04:50 +0000 Digg RSS Search for hdtv http://digg.com/hardware/Save_up_to_300_on_a_Panasonic_Bundle http://freehdtvreviews.com/save-up-to-300-on-a-panasonic-bundle/feed 0 Studios Putting Blu-ray, DVD In Same Box http://freehdtvreviews.com/studios-putting-blu-ray-dvd-in-same-box http://freehdtvreviews.com/studios-putting-blu-ray-dvd-in-same-box#comments Mon, 23 Feb 2009 10:02:13 +0000 Phillip Swann http://www.tvpredictions.com/forum/index.php?entry=entry090223-050213 Hollywood looks to keep both audiences happy.
By Swanni

Washington, D.C. (February 23, 2009) -- Several studios are planning to issue new video releases with both the film's Blu-ray and standard-def DVD discs inside.

That's according to an article by Video Business.

The publication reports that 20th Century Fox will soon release a Blu-ray/DVD package for Marley & Me (March 31) while MGM will issue one for The Princess Bride (March 17). Lionsgate's upcoming Terminator 2 set (May 19) will include a Blu-ray version and two standard-def editions.

The studios hope that the inclusion of the Blu-ray disc along with the DVD edition will encourage more consumers to embrace the high-def disc format.

Disney introduced the practice last fall when it said it would release seven Blu-ray/DVD combo packs in 2009, including Pinocchio in March and Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs in October.
“Standard DVD or Blu-ray represents amazing value and amazing quality, but how do we make it more flexible to adapt to the changing lifestyle?” a Fox executive told Video Business. “We’re constantly looking at consumers’ habits.”

The executive suggested that Fox will offer similar combo packs for other movies.

"I will say strategically this is going to be our direction for certain movies," she said.
]]> Hollywood looks to keep both audiences happy.
By Swanni

Washington, D.C. (February 23, 2009) -- Several studios are planning to issue new video releases with both the film's Blu-ray and standard-def DVD discs inside.

That's according to an article by Video Business.

The publication reports that 20th Century Fox will soon release a Blu-ray/DVD package for Marley & Me (March 31) while MGM will issue one for The Princess Bride (March 17). Lionsgate's upcoming Terminator 2 set (May 19) will include a Blu-ray version and two standard-def editions.

The studios hope that the inclusion of the Blu-ray disc along with the DVD edition will encourage more consumers to embrace the high-def disc format.

Disney introduced the practice last fall when it said it would release seven Blu-ray/DVD combo packs in 2009, including Pinocchio in March and Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs in October.
“Standard DVD or Blu-ray represents amazing value and amazing quality, but how do we make it more flexible to adapt to the changing lifestyle?” a Fox executive told Video Business. “We’re constantly looking at consumers’ habits.”

The executive suggested that Fox will offer similar combo packs for other movies.

"I will say strategically this is going to be our direction for certain movies," she said.
]]> http://freehdtvreviews.com/studios-putting-blu-ray-dvd-in-same-box/feed 0 Star Trek Finally Lands On Blu-ray http://freehdtvreviews.com/star-trek-finally-lands-on-blu-ray http://freehdtvreviews.com/star-trek-finally-lands-on-blu-ray#comments Wed, 18 Feb 2009 10:07:08 +0000 Phillip Swann http://www.tvpredictions.com/forum/index.php?entry=entry090218-050708 The TV series will be released this spring.
By Swanni

Washington, D.C. (February 18, 2009) -- The only TV season of the sci-fi cult series Star Trek will be released for the first time on Blu-ray high-def disc on April 28, according to Reuters.

The release from Paramount Studios is designed to coincide with the theatrical premiere of the new Star Trek movie on May 8.

Four days after the new movie opens, Paramount will also release two Blu-ray boxed sets of films based on the Star Trek series -- the Star Trek Original Motion Picture Collection and the Star Trek Motion Picture Trilogy.

The Blu-ray edition of the Star Trek series, which will be remastered for high-def video and sound, could help trigger sales of Blu-ray players and discs, particularly among young sci-fi enthusiasts who own PlayStation 3 video game consoles.

Reuters reports that the disc will include all 29 episodes from the 1966-1967 season and it will permit viewers to toggle between the original broadcast version and the enhanced Blu-ray edition which will include enhanced visual effects.

The wire service also writes that the Blu-ray disc will include several extras including the original previews for each episode.
]]> The TV series will be released this spring.
By Swanni

Washington, D.C. (February 18, 2009) -- The only TV season of the sci-fi cult series Star Trek will be released for the first time on Blu-ray high-def disc on April 28, according to Reuters.

The release from Paramount Studios is designed to coincide with the theatrical premiere of the new Star Trek movie on May 8.

Four days after the new movie opens, Paramount will also release two Blu-ray boxed sets of films based on the Star Trek series -- the Star Trek Original Motion Picture Collection and the Star Trek Motion Picture Trilogy.

The Blu-ray edition of the Star Trek series, which will be remastered for high-def video and sound, could help trigger sales of Blu-ray players and discs, particularly among young sci-fi enthusiasts who own PlayStation 3 video game consoles.

Reuters reports that the disc will include all 29 episodes from the 1966-1967 season and it will permit viewers to toggle between the original broadcast version and the enhanced Blu-ray edition which will include enhanced visual effects.

The wire service also writes that the Blu-ray disc will include several extras including the original previews for each episode.
]]> http://freehdtvreviews.com/star-trek-finally-lands-on-blu-ray/feed 0 Twilight to Be Blu Exclusive at Target, Best Buy http://freehdtvreviews.com/twilight-to-be-blu-exclusive-at-target-best-buy http://freehdtvreviews.com/twilight-to-be-blu-exclusive-at-target-best-buy#comments Thu, 22 Jan 2009 10:12:45 +0000 Phillip Swann http://www.tvpredictions.com/forum/index.php?entry=entry090122-051245 The teen vampire movie is expected to generate big sales.
By Swanni

Washington, D.C. (January 21, 2009) -- Twilight, the teen vampire romance, will be released on Blu-ray high-def disc on March 21, but will only be available in Blu at Target and Best Buy for a limited time after release.

That's according to an article by Video Business.

The film, which has made nearly $200 million in U.S. box office receipts, is expected to generate strong Blu-ray sales, perhaps challenging The Dark Knight as the best-selling Blu-ray disc ever.

Twilight could also spark more interest in Blu-ray discs, particularly among young females who own PlayStation 3 video game consoles which have Blu-ray players inside. The movie was a smash hit with female teens, many of whom saw the film several times.


However, the decision to restrict sales of the disc to two stores until May 5 (when it will be available to all retailers) could reduce the film's overall sales total, at least in the initial weeks. Video Business reports that Summit Home Entertainment, which is distributing the film, refused to reveal why the Blu-ray disc would only be available in two stores for nearly two months.

But the publication notes that most PS3 owners are male, which could suggest the studio is less confident that Twilight will be a Blu-ray hit.

Video Business reports that the Blu-ray edition will be available for rental during the time it will only be available for sale at Target and Best Buy.

]]> The teen vampire movie is expected to generate big sales.
By Swanni

Washington, D.C. (January 21, 2009) -- Twilight, the teen vampire romance, will be released on Blu-ray high-def disc on March 21, but will only be available in Blu at Target and Best Buy for a limited time after release.

That's according to an article by Video Business.

The film, which has made nearly $200 million in U.S. box office receipts, is expected to generate strong Blu-ray sales, perhaps challenging The Dark Knight as the best-selling Blu-ray disc ever.

Twilight could also spark more interest in Blu-ray discs, particularly among young females who own PlayStation 3 video game consoles which have Blu-ray players inside. The movie was a smash hit with female teens, many of whom saw the film several times.


However, the decision to restrict sales of the disc to two stores until May 5 (when it will be available to all retailers) could reduce the film's overall sales total, at least in the initial weeks. Video Business reports that Summit Home Entertainment, which is distributing the film, refused to reveal why the Blu-ray disc would only be available in two stores for nearly two months.

But the publication notes that most PS3 owners are male, which could suggest the studio is less confident that Twilight will be a Blu-ray hit.

Video Business reports that the Blu-ray edition will be available for rental during the time it will only be available for sale at Target and Best Buy.

]]> http://freehdtvreviews.com/twilight-to-be-blu-exclusive-at-target-best-buy/feed 0 Shoplifters: Blu-ray Is a Winner http://freehdtvreviews.com/shoplifters-blu-ray-is-a-winner http://freehdtvreviews.com/shoplifters-blu-ray-is-a-winner#comments Sun, 11 Jan 2009 17:35:14 +0000 Phillip Swann http://www.tvpredictions.com/forum/index.php?entry=entry090111-123514 The high-cost of the high-def disc is attracting the criminal element.
By Swanni

Washington, D.C. (January 11, 2009) -- Either Blu-ray discs cost too much money or the high-def movie is becoming a hot item.

Why?

Police officials in several cities are now reporting that the Blu-ray disc has become one of the top items on the shopping list of thieves.

*The Southtown Star in Illinois reports that thieves recently took $778 worth of Blu-ray discs at a neighborhood Wal-Mart.
* A Lexington, North Carolina couple this month was arrested for trying to steal 21 Blu-ray movies.
* A ring of robbers recently swiped $900 worth of Blu-ray movies at a HMV store in Cambridge, Ontario.
* And the cops in Albuquerque, New Mexico say stealing Blu-ray discs has become one of the fastest growing shoplifting activities in the city.

The problem is getting so bad in Albuquerque that the police department says it's had to begin working with the loss prevention divisions at area stores that sell Blu-ray discs to prevent their theft, particularly by shoplifters.

The APD says it's arrested several Blu-ray shoplifters in the last month, according to KOAT.com, the web site for the city's ABC affiliate.

Many high-def enthusiasts often complain that the Blu-ray disc, which is often priced at $10-15 more than the DVD edition, is too costly. And apparently thieves are taking advantage of that sentiment by selling the discs for less than the retail price on the black market.

So long as people continue to believe that Blu-ray discs are too expensive, it appears that the criminal element will continue to steal them.

KOAT reports that one Albuquerque thief was a homeless man who admitted to taking more than a dozen Blu-ray discs because "he wanted money to eat."

But he's not the only homeless person with a preference for Blu-ray. The Kitsap (Wash.) Sun reports that a 19-year-old homeless man was arrested last week after he stole box sets of Blu-ray discs and then tried to sell them back to the store using an acquaintance.

"We have had to be a little more cautious with our (Blu-ray) product," admits Tommy Wong of Noble Collectibles, a New Mexico store that sells the high-def disc.
]]> The high-cost of the high-def disc is attracting the criminal element.
By Swanni

Washington, D.C. (January 11, 2009) -- Either Blu-ray discs cost too much money or the high-def movie is becoming a hot item.

Why?

Police officials in several cities are now reporting that the Blu-ray disc has become one of the top items on the shopping list of thieves.

*The Southtown Star in Illinois reports that thieves recently took $778 worth of Blu-ray discs at a neighborhood Wal-Mart.
* A Lexington, North Carolina couple this month was arrested for trying to steal 21 Blu-ray movies.
* A ring of robbers recently swiped $900 worth of Blu-ray movies at a HMV store in Cambridge, Ontario.
* And the cops in Albuquerque, New Mexico say stealing Blu-ray discs has become one of the fastest growing shoplifting activities in the city.

The problem is getting so bad in Albuquerque that the police department says it's had to begin working with the loss prevention divisions at area stores that sell Blu-ray discs to prevent their theft, particularly by shoplifters.

The APD says it's arrested several Blu-ray shoplifters in the last month, according to KOAT.com, the web site for the city's ABC affiliate.

Many high-def enthusiasts often complain that the Blu-ray disc, which is often priced at $10-15 more than the DVD edition, is too costly. And apparently thieves are taking advantage of that sentiment by selling the discs for less than the retail price on the black market.

So long as people continue to believe that Blu-ray discs are too expensive, it appears that the criminal element will continue to steal them.

KOAT reports that one Albuquerque thief was a homeless man who admitted to taking more than a dozen Blu-ray discs because "he wanted money to eat."

But he's not the only homeless person with a preference for Blu-ray. The Kitsap (Wash.) Sun reports that a 19-year-old homeless man was arrested last week after he stole box sets of Blu-ray discs and then tried to sell them back to the store using an acquaintance.

"We have had to be a little more cautious with our (Blu-ray) product," admits Tommy Wong of Noble Collectibles, a New Mexico store that sells the high-def disc.
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