📀 Sony BDP-N460 Blu-ray Disc Player (Black): Advanced Features & Performance (2009 Model) Review

Bought this box as it has direct internet connection and Netflix and is a good buy for the price. It's essentially an internet computer that also plays BluRay. Lived with it for about a month and am mostly happy with the performance. I ran a 75 foot 10/100 cable from our router there and connected it through a switch to share the connection with the Dish DVR. When streaming A Christmas Carol from Netflix, the quality was close to DVD (16:9) and the streaming was flawless. I was impressed that I

I was about to buy a Roku player to stream Netflix when I saw this. So Netflix and other services that integrate with the Internet, allow software updates, and play Blu-ray DVDs in their native format seemed like a good alternative for less than $200. To be too good to be true. But it's not too good to be true - it's great. Setup was easy - the only issue for me was having to reboot my cable modem for 460 to be recognized. After multiple checks by Sony and Netflix, my prompt came up, I was able

Have been using this player for about 4 weeks. It's connected to a 40-inch Samsung UN40B7000 LED TV with a resolution of 1080p and 120 Hz, and it's connected directly to my router with a 100 Mbit/s Ethernet cable. Not a home theater setup so I won't comment on the sound quality. 1) OPPO BDP-83 Blu-ray Disc Player with SACD and DVD-Audio PlayStation 3 120GB. LG BD 390 Network Blu-ray Disc Player or Sony N-460? The Oppo player was my dream system but still too expensive. I then thought of PS3…