samsung blu-ray player netflix
Is it worth buying a Blu Ray?
I have a Samsung 720p TV I just bought. Conan on NBC looks amazing through the coaxial. My question is will the Blu Ray movies are better than the Netflix HD streaming through my XBOX
may have a slightly different light, not worth buying just for the quality of small improvements. i wouldnt sweat on it. HD is amazing anway
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