Samsung upgrades Blu-Ray players to Netflix compatibility

More possibilities of good old TV fun have recently been opened for Samsung Blu-Ray players owners. The novelty refers to the Netflix online DVD rental service. Interent TV broadcasting services are or of extreme demand, especially in the USA, were Netflix has been found and grew up to its present size. As LG has offered their BD300 Blu-Ray player for quite a time now and suited it for working with Netflix, Samsung had to give their replay on it. So now they did. From now on Netflix steaming will be accepted by Samsung Blu-Ray players.

Partnership between Netflix and Samsung, from the user's point of view, has poured out into a new firmware upgrade prepared for owners of two Samsung Blu-Ray players models. Those are BD-P2500 and BD-2550 models. This case isn't very average to happen when a world known develops an upgrade for its products to provide compatibility with another one. Such a way any BD-P2500 or BD-2550 owner is able to download above named firmware and enjoy Internet TV steaming instantly. Only one thing to mention here. Your Samsung Blu-Ray player will have to be connected to the Internet in one way or another. This happens to be the only difficulty. The most easy solution is to synchronize your device with a PC. Once done, you are able to review queuing movies in HD quality, rewind and set in fast-forward, browse in any way, etc, all via remote control.

The cost of new Samsung BD-P2500 or BD-2550 Blu-Ray players with pre-set upgraded firmware is 400 USD. Fair enough for such type of product. Besides a Blu-Ray Internet TV gadget, the players present a testimony of globalization even in hi-tech sphere, and it turns out to be good after all