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Wal-mart practically gives them away for 70 or 80 samolians....
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One of the LG models. Netflix, Youtube, Pandora, MLBTV all standard. I love mine.
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My laserdisc player, Pioneer Elite receiver and DVD player are all refurbished, and I've had them for a very long time. Especially the laserdisc and receiver.
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Amazing prices. It's almost like buying a bottle of Coke. Relatively speaking.
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Aug 14, 2014 - 7:53 PM
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johnjohnson
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Bumping this up. My Phillips SD DVD player just died and it's time to get another. I've had all-region DVD players for quite a few years now. I figured I might as well get a blu-ray player that plays all-region this time, with of course, SD DVD playback. I have a ton of R2 PAL discs I've accumulated. I'm on a tight budget and I'm looking at buying one around $100. Been researching, looking at Phillips and Sony players. Had good luck with Phillips players, so I'm looking at Phillips players as they are more all-region friendly. I do have a blu-ray player, which is my Playstation 3. I plan to eventually get a PS4, so a new player would be my secondary player. I've read about the firmware issues, (don't upgrade as it will eliminate the hack?) but one problem I've read about with cheaper players is the SD DVD part is all-region, but the blu-ray player does not play all-region. I really want a player that will do it all. Greg Espinoza I used to have an LG Blu Ray player. It had been modified to play all regions. After a while, it started to develop playback issues, but only with the blu ray discs. The DVDs were fine. So, I decided to upgrade to a Samsung BD-F5700 which works a treat. All my blu rays and dvds, no problem.
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