Chinese Cheap Blu-ray Makers Battered by Just-as-Cheap Players From Sony and Samsung

Only possible in today ’s crazy worldly concern : Chinese OEMs who planned to steal Blu - ray marketshare withsub-$200 playersarebeing bloodied by name brandslike Sony and Samsung selling their players at that price .

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Despite Sony ’s Stan Glasgow state theirfirm intention not to dip below a $ 299 MSRPon their Blu - ray player , you’re able to easily find theirBDP - S350 for $ 250 , or even less . And there were loads of $ 200ish deals on name - brand players around and after Black Friday — if they weren’tliterally giving them away .

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And $ 199 is exactly the pricepoint that the Chinese OEMs — i.e. , Walmart Blu - ray role player — need to waltz around in at , give the tough talk from Sony and others about sticking to $ 300 , $ 250 at the worst . Instead , Walmart — and every other retailer — is smartly playing up these super - cheap players from steel you ’ve in reality discover of before . So , the Chinese OEMs , those swish undercutters and destitute - market propellants , are on the receiving ending of the pain they usually serve out , assaulted by the very people they normally assault .

Here ’s the query : Is it because Blu - ray is failing ? Or just another anomaly only potential today ’s world ? [ Digitimes ]

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