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Electronics Samsung BD-P3600 Blu-Ray Player
Electronics Samsung BD-P3600 Blu-Ray Player
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| Written by Vikram Chand | |||||||||
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Monday, 14 December 2009 |
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Rated  4 out of 5 Stars |
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Very good choice for any entertainment system! I bought this Samsung BD-P3600 Blu-Ray player because I wanted to stream movies and TV shows from my Netflix account. It was a little expensive but I couldn't wait any long to get it. This is my first Blu-Ray player and also my first Netflix player.
I bought Samsung because I already own a Samsung LN-T1953H 19 inch LCD HDTV, the ease of use of all Samsung products and the sleek look of this unit. I paid about $350 plus tax when I first purchased this in early 2009. So I have used this unit for a while and have a lot of experience with it. I have done many upgrades to the software and also use the Netflix service on it as well. So let's see what it's all about. LOOK AND FEEL The BD-P3600 was designed as a set-top box while one model up, the BD-P4600 was designed as a wall mount unit. While the BD-P4600 is smaller and more compact, the BD-P3600 is not less as it also has a high-glossy and stylish design that will only compliment your entertainment center (frankly, it looks cool). This BD-P3600 is slim and shiny at the same time and that means it's a magnet for fingerprints and dust. That's not big deal because you will be using the universal remote anyways, so the touching will be at the minimum. There are touch-sensitive controls (that's right, there are no actual buttons on this unit) on the top for power, eject and playback control. Just below the controls on the lower right, there is a little door that hides the USB port. The back has an array of different output ports such as the HDMI, Component, Composite, SPDIF, Ethernet (RJ-45), another USB (4 pin USB Type A) and 7.1 channel line-out. Wired connect can be a pain if your router is in a different room or even a few feet away from the player. But not to worry, you get a Wireless adapter that you can plug in to the USB port on the front (if signal strength is not so good) or back (preferred to keep it out of the way).
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| Last Updated on Tuesday, 15 December 2009 |