LG adds features to dual high-def DVD player

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LG adds features to dual high-def DVD player

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Updated model, which costs about $1,000, adds advanced BD-Java and HDi tech, which enables use of interactive menus and extra features.

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by Mathewh44 September 5, 2007 6:48 AM PDT: whatever company can sell a player for Between $100 to $150 will win the Format War...; Like this Reply to this comment

HD DVD Players = $250-300
by ArbitraryThinker September 5, 2007 10:26 AM PDT: The article incorrectly states that HD DVD players sell for around $400. The entry level HD DVD (HD-A2) player sells for $240 on Amazon. The second level player (HD-A20) is currently on sale at Best Buy for $299. It is only the high end HD DVD player that sells for more than $400. The Xbox 360 add-on drive has a MSRP of $179 making it the lowest cost option for those that already have an Xbox.

The entry level Blu-ray players can be found for as low as $450.; Like this Reply to this comment

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