Funny story, I bough an HD DVD player and a few movies and had only had it a couple of weeks when Warner made it's announcement. I no longer had the box for the player as it had been recycled, but after a call to Best Buy they told me I could bring it back for a full weekend without the box if I had a receipt. I did have the receipt so that's what I did. Once they mailed me my refund check since they couldn't give me a full refund in the store, I now own a Sony Blu Ray player.
I noticed this the other day when ordering one. Doesn't burn Blu-Ray discs but it will burn DVDs.
Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.
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