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more about #oppo OCEntertainment: It's constantly moving and would probably get annoying real fast, not to mention likely taking up more processor cycles than is necessary on a phone w... more » philibuster: I don't know why this is surprising to me, but even the comments on the youtube blog are terrible. more » Metkis: Gizmodo is already tired of posting Nexus One news? more » chauncy that billups: The PS3 is $299, people. And it plays games. And has Wi-Fi. But I guess if you want to spend an extra $200 to play the one SACD that might still be k... more » weatherman: Is it the addition of SACD and DVD-Audio codecs that adds 5 lbs of extra weight to this thing above a normal Blu-Ray player? more » Monty: Admittedly, it may be too early to ask this, but do they have contracts in place to legally emulate platforms for games? more » -
#remainders
Remainders - The Good, Bad and Ugly Things We Didn't Post (and Why)
Today in the un-scratchable part of Gizmodo's back we call Remainders, we've got a Tron-inspired Android phone, the top YouTube videos of the year, some more videos of the Google Nexus One in action, and more (well, one more)! More » -
#bluray
Oppo BDP-83 Blu-ray Player Gets Near-Perfect CNet Rating
As a fan of "universal" disc players, I understand why CNet loved the slow-to-arrive Oppo BDP-83, which sucks in BD, CD, DVD as well as SACD and DVD-Audio. The downside? $500, but still no Wi-Fi or VOD. [CNet via CrunchGear] -
#pmps
Oppo Muse G11: The Chinese PMP With A D-Pad And Classic Game Emulators
There are enough crappy Chinese MP3 players to fill a toxic Shenzhen waste dump many times over, but the Oppo Muse G11, with its traditional d-pad and promise of 8-bit glories emulated: I want. -
#dvd
Oppo DV-980h Upscaling DVD Player Has 7.1 Audio, 1080p
Oppo's following up their DV-981HD upscaling DivX-compatible DVD players with the DV-980H, a slightly cheaper model. The 980 doesn't have the Faroudja upscaling technology, but does have 1080p, HDMI 1.2, 7.1 channel audio, and DivX support. Looks like a cheaper alternative at $169 if you're looking to save a few bucks. [Oppo via Technabob] -
