A standalone Blu-ray that can compete
Panasonic has raised the bar with its DMP-BD55, one of the first standalone players to come close to competing with the PS3. It offers most of the essential features you'll want, a relatively low price tag, and pristine picture quality. Find out why its less-expensive sibling, the DMP-BD35, might be a better investment. Read more
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