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5.0 stars
"I love It and it;s a Insignia"
Pros: I like how it has the resolution button on the remote to know the setting, also it has Ethernet & USB for future upgrades.
Cons: None to be found.
Summary: The price was less than two hundred , it has all the features you need. I would recommed this Blu-ray to anyone.
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I work for Best Buy. It's ONLY upgradable by disc. Its is possible to get the ISO file online, I'll have to double-check where, but otherwise, you simply have to call the number in the manual to order an upgrade disc. Ethernet and usb do not allow firmware updates.
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im sure you can download the PDF manuel off insignia's website. right now the best budget blu-ray players are the panasonic dmp bd35 and the sony ps3
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The reviewer said "Ethernet & USB for future upgrades." By this, I believe the reviewer meant it would be made 2.0 compliant via a firmware upgrade in the future. The Cnet reviewer indicated as much.
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Do you work for Best Buy? Your review is a lie. Unit cannot be upgraded. Why would anyone buy this cheesy piece of junk when you can buy a Sony for $50 more is beyond me.
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according to the article the unit can't be upgraded via ethernet or usb, you say it can, which is it?
what does the manual say about upgrading firmware? Thanks
