On the surface, the specs-to-price ratio of the Sony Cyber-shot DSC-W370 is excellent. It has a 14-megapixel resolution, a 7x zoom lens, a 3-inch LCD, supports 720p HD movie capture, and has an HDMI output for quickly connecting to an HDTV–all for less than $230. The W370 is sort of the update to 2009’s overall excellent W290; however, the model actually has more in common with the 2010 W350.

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One of the largest manufacturers that makes HDTV’s is Samsung, and while most people seem to like a Samsung 34 CRT HDTV, they actually don’t make one at 34 inches, but they do make lots of others that are around the same size.

The major advantage of getting a CRT HDTV is that they are much, much cheaper than a plasma or LCD set. CRT stands for cathode ray tube, or as most people know them, an original style boxy TV. While the cathode ray tube has been seriously reduced in size in many of these sets, it’s still not as flat as a plasma or LCD set would be.

The Multi-Region version is available from Planet Omni.

This player is amazing. It’s clearly better than the first gen players, bdps1, even the bd91. there are a few little things to consider about blu ray. It SHOULDN’T play cds. if you have 1000 to spend on an Elite blu ray, then you should have good money, like 600 for a Cambridge azure or a like 24 bit cd player. blu ray lasers are very narrow, and will not read cds correctly, and to make them do so would be way more work than is considered worthwhile by the major manufacturers.