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Top Blu-ray Disc Players

The Panasonic DMP-BD55K is expensive, but it offers top-notch image quality and lots of features. Samsung's BD-P2500 wowed our judges, too.

Edited by Melissa J. Perenson

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1. Panasonic DMP-BD55K

Bottom Line: The Panasonic DMP-BD55K costs a bundle, but it delivers top-grade image quality for the price.

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2. Samsung BD-P2500

Bottom Line: The Samsung BD-P2500 outputs terrific images, but it's expensive and has a few shortcomings.

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3. Sony PlayStation 3 80GB

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4. Sony BDP-S350

Bottom Line: The Sony BDP-S350 is an exceptionally good Blu-ray player that packs in the most important features and delivers pleasing images.

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5. Insignia NS-2BRDVD

Bottom Line: The inexpensive Insignia NS-2BRDVD offers terrific high-def visuals and an excellent design--but it handles DVD upconversion poorly.

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6. LG Electronics BD300

Bottom Line: The LG BD300 has all the features you'd want in a Blu-ray player, but the images it produces aren't as good as they should be.

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7. Memorex MVBD-2510

Bottom Line: Has a disappointing design and offers unexceptional images, but at least the price is right.

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8. Sharp Aquos BD-HP21U

Bottom Line: Its low price and on-board high-resolution audio decoding make it tempting, but the Sharp BD-HP21U fails to deliver a consistently great picture.

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9. Sharp Aquos BD-HP50U

Bottom Line: The Sharp Aquos BD-HP50U is slow, overpriced, and clumsy to use.

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10. Sherwood BDP-5003

Bottom Line: The moderately priced Sherwood BDP-5003 lacks advanced features, but it puts out adequate Blu-ray images.

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