Philips @ CEDIA - BDP9000 Blu-ray Player
by Matt Burns 
posted Sep 15th 2006 at 9:14PM
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Dave @ Sep 16th 2006 4:20AM
Great! Go Blu-Ray!
GhostDoggy @ Sep 16th 2006 6:13AM
I've decided to blacklist Philips for developing a technology that would prohibit DVR users from FF/Skipping commercials in timeshifted conditions. First, they develo the technology and say they don't plan on releasing it, and secondly, they turn around and implement it via licensing.
Never again will I trust that company. Banned! I do not doubt their Blu-ray player will present a situation in which any 'fluff' on a BD disk cannot be skipped.