Get your Woot on! Pioneer Blu-Ray Player $134.99

Posted on 15 October 2009, at 11:45 am, by Adrian Leibas

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OK, so I may be one of the only people I know that hasn’t jumped on the Blu-Ray technology yet, mostly because I can’t decide if I would prefer to by a Playstation 3. But for those of you not interested in gaming, there is a great offer over at Woot! A Pioneer Blu-Ray player for only $134.99, which is not a bad deal if you are just looking for a Blu-Ray player.

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Pioneer BDP-121 Blu Ray Player w/Remote $134.99 at www.woot.com

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3 Comments For This Post

Christopher Gavula Says:
October 15th, 2009 at 12:49 pm
I’m not on it yet either. I still don’t see enough difference to make the premium worth my while yet. My television isn’t big enough to make the picture graniness of DVD show up significantly and I NEVER use any of the DVD extra features.

I’m still lead to believe that SOny is still the best way to go with BluRay due to their involvement in developing the technology. Is that still a fact? Are we past the compatability issues that plagued these things last year?

Still – this is an awfully nice price!
Travis Ehrlich Says:
October 15th, 2009 at 2:12 pm
I keep trying to decide to pull the trigger on lower priced blu-ray machines but I just don’t see the advantage given the price of the media. I love Woot though! BOC!!!
Adrian Leibas Says:
October 15th, 2009 at 6:42 pm
-Chris & Travis, I still debate this daily…reason being that I am not sure if the next wave of HD content will be streaming or downloadable, it is inevitable. So how long with BR really be the standard, that is why I am leaning the direction of a PS3, at least I can play games once new tech comes out for movies. My HD-DVD player only got used for roughly 3-4 months.

As for compatibility I think all of those issues have been cleaned up, but I may be wrong. I do know that start time is still an issue with the PS3 still a firm leader in that category.