I wouldn't have bought either NExt gen DVD player if the PS3 didn't come with it, so now Sony has gotten another Blu-ray customer by using the PS3. Excellent market penetration. If Microsoft wants to compete they need to put an HD player in the elite, make it $500 dollars, suffer some losses, but get people into the HD market without having to make an investment in a $400 box that you might have to trash in two years.
For those saying that the 360 HD player is good, remember that you don't get, -High quality adio, you're stuck at 1.5 mbps -HDMI support, unless you pay $480 for the elite+ $200 for the player, which is more expensive than the DMP-BD10A, so Microsoft's, really ripping you off good on the HD add on. Whereas the PS3 for 600 gives you next gen media and gaming, with HDMI and optical audio, for cheaper than an elite with HD add-on. And with Blu-ray have such a massive corporate support, its too bad that my 360's going to miss out on HD.
Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.
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