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  Blu-Ray & HD DVD Prices Set To Crash

By David Richards | Tuesday | 03/04/2007

The price of Blu Ray and HD DVD players are set to crash to sub $799 in Australia as major manufacturers like Samsung and Toshiba slash prices overseas.

As tipped by SHN, HD players are set to plummet in price. This week Samsung Electronics in the USA lowered the retail price for its Blu-ray Disc (BD) player BP-1000 by about 48% to US$469.99. This is expected to be passed on to Australia soon.

In response, Toshiba immediately reduced the US retail price for its entry-level HD DVD player HD-A2 to US$399. The price competition will result in price cuts that could see both Blu-ray and HD DVD players slashed to sub $799 soon in Australia.

 

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