LG BD590 250GB HD Network Blu-Ray Disc Player
Price: $349.99
Product Features
- Blu-Ray Player with 250GB Hard Drive 802.11N for Wireless networking NetCast for YouTube & CinemaNow
- BD-P NetFlix HD BD live
- Full HD 1080p output via HDMI with Cinema mode at 24 or 60 frames per second
- Superior audio performance with Dolby Digital, TrueHD & dts-HD
- Quick boot with instant tray opening
Editorial Reviews
Product Description
250GB HD, BD-P, Netflix, YouTube, CinemaNow, BD Live, Advanced Audio, Quick Booting, 1GB Memory, Wireless 802.11n, DLNA, 7.1ch Analog Output, Instant Tray Open, 1080p up-scaling for DVD, USB Media Host
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Customer Reviews
Bob Said: blue treat player Aug. 28th 2010
Player entireness well. Software could be more intuitive; took a while to figure out how to designate data from computer to the chromatic treat contestant hard disc. In my opinion this identify of transfer should be seamless and without frustration.
M. Twedt Said: Nice contestant with lots of features Aug. 26th 2010
This contestant replaced an senior Sharp unit. It boots quickly and loads disks quickly. The setup was very easy. HDMI unification worked. Picture calibre is flawless. Nothing intense to feature most it.
pinito Said: Doubtful Aug. 23rd 2010
I got this and the Oppo DBP-83. Kept the Oppo. Build calibre of the LG feels affordable - not inexpensive - cheap. Lots of features. Took me 30 minutes to finally intend a picture, had to jiggle the HDMI plug over and over until it eventually worked. Picture of Oppo is superior. LG had a aggregation of racket and jaggies.
Les Hooper Said: Early technology Aug. 17th 2010
Essentially this one is way meliorate than the Samsung I prototypal bought, but I intend the opinion that
blue ray is still in its infancy. We are every used to DVDs which are more direct unification electronics where chromatic treat is slower and feels more like computers. Sometimes the far takes a some hits to attain the connections and a some glitches where the disc pauses, but comparatively the LG is a aggregation better.
R. Hartel Said: Nice Player, HDMI does not work, customer hold stinks Aug. 15th 2010
Purchased one of these based on features. Also reccomended to a kinsfolk friend.
Mine arrived first, it ordered up easily still the HDMI unification does not work, it module work with component recording cables.
Contacted customer service such as it is and reportable the problem and symptoms. After stumbling around a taste they advisable I try factor recording cable. I did and then it worked. My prior Samsumg BDP1500 blue ray player, and both of my Hi Def TIVO's hit no difficulty with HDMI on my JVC TV.
So I adjoining it to my Sharp HiDef TV, no go on HDMI!
My family friend got their's hooked up to a Panasonic Plasma, HDMI no go for that TV either.
If someone wants the features that are acquirable with HDMI, refrain this player.