1. Sony PS3
Sony PS3 undoubtedly the best player value available around.But still people don’t really like PS3 analogue surround sound.

2. Denon DVD-2500BT
Denon DVD-2500BT known as the slimmest and fastest Blu-ray player in the world.Overrated?Nope, and it have Superb playback for both HD and SD disks.

3. Cambridge Audio DV99
This one have Incredibly good 1080p upscaling for peanuts.However, it does look awful.

4.Panasonic DMP-BD55
A-grade image-processing, an SD card slot and low, 20 watt power consumption all come together in perfect harmony, within this near faultless player.Outstanding audio decoding. Bold colours. Nicely ergonomic remote but still a lame design.

5. Pioneer BDP-LX71
Comes with accurate picture and sound quality, with 7.1 audio outputs but no ethernet means no BD Live.

6. Marantz DV6001
Full 1080p with Excellent visuals but comes with cheaply remote.

7. LG BH100 HD Combi player
Dual compatibility for HD-DVD and Blu-ray, although we already know who won the war. Still, useful for those who backed the wrong horse and are lumbered with obsolete discs.But hey, no HD DVD extras.

8. Sharp BD-HP20H
It also lacks Profile 1.1 and has no DTS HD support – but you can’t argue with the price.Shiny facade and colour changing rings and not to forget, noisy upscaling.

9. Sony BDP-S300
Fans by Xbox lovers.A player that performs well across the board, for the price of, well, a PS3 with the same features. Budget version has dropped DolbyTrue HD but can play audio CDs, and has picture quality on par with the pricier S1E.Better buy PS3.

10. Samsung DVD-HD945
First rate picture quality and strong, natural colours. Loads of other connections in addition to HDMI in case you fancy a trip down memory lane.Easy to use and price is reasonable.But this player doesn’t treat sound with the same respect as visuals.

Will there be Toshiba Blu-ray Players next in this list?Well, they already joined the Blu-ray Disc Association (BDA) and i believe the product is on their way soon.
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