DVD 'V' Blu-Ray

[RobMac]

I can see me purchasing one of the above in the very near future,
BUT which system???????
I will be running surround sound.


Your thoughts chaps & chapesses

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[Bensherman]

Get a Ps3, cheap as chips and plays Blu-ray no probs. The difference between DVD and Blu-ray visually is amazing just watch Avatar in HD you'll see what I mean. Plus the advantage of owning a kickass games console to boot.

 

[gibbleking]

ps 3 is a interweb thingy too plus abig ol mp3 player/streamer and if ya broadband is quick it hs bbc iplayer ,itv and c4 on demand plus the one that 5 does...does loys of other things too...

 

[RobMac]

Thanks mate I dont play games at all, I know Ive got a small collection of DVD but Im willing to replace my favourite film with Blu-Ray if its that much better.

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[Neil]

Thanks mate I dont play games at all, I know Ive got a small collection of DVD but Im willing to replace my favourite film with Blu-Ray if its that much better.

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It will be HD compared with SD for "normal" DVDs.

Depending on what you're viewing them on, you may not currently see much difference, but if you've got a HD TV, then you should notice a difference.

 

[rojo]

It is alot better blu ray, if you get one i can send you aload of films up to borrow and just send back when finished with them

 

[RobMac]

One other thing to throw into the pot, I dont watch TV at all no cable or dish or aerial :?

 

[the_duke]

Will depend on what screen you are using to view them on. A 40" HD screen and you will notice the difference in picture quality.

Considering you can pick up a blu-ray player for £100 or less I would get one regardless. They still play DVD's after all, sometimes upscaling them as well to increase the picture quality.

 

[RobMac]

This is all really helpful guys keep it coming please

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[gibbleking]

it upscales the normal dvd playback to make it look better too..