Buyers of certain Blu-ray players will get five free movies.

If that's the case, my Blu-ray player could land in the closet before the end of the year.

Analysts say people interested in getting a Blu-ray player would do well to wait.

This news comes as prices on the Blu-ray players have started to dip below the $300 mark.

There are a seemingly endless number of Blu-ray players on the market.

Months ago, a new Blu-ray player might have cost you an arm and a leg or at least a grand.

Which might be enough to buy one of those new 3D-capable Blu-ray players when they become available.

Look, some of these Blu-ray players wont go all the way with file support, either.

And it could be so much more with say, a Blu-ray player or a web browser.

Once these 3D Blu-ray players start coming out, we'll have a better idea about whether the new technology is worth it.

Plus, including a Blu-ray player in every box, though expensive up front, could pay off long-term.

Buy our great game system, they said, and look, you get a snazzy new Blu-ray player included.

If you have kids and are thinking about a Blu-ray player, this could make you father of the year.

You can’t design a Blu-ray player that’s smaller than the disc it’s supposed to play.

Which means the next Blu-ray player you buy could be your last, so it may as well be a good one.

Perhaps Blu-ray players, much like many of the movies available for them, seek to capture the dramatic.

But we also have to expect that a lot of me-too companies will start to produce Blu-ray players.

The first Blu-ray players became commercially available in 2006.

Some analysts believe holiday sales of Blu-ray players could now be hurt by the weak economy.

Sony said it did not have numbers on how many Blu-ray players had been sold globally.

Later this year, the company also plans to debut 3D-compatible Blu-ray players.

And it's a first for Windows 8 Blu-ray player software.

Now that the format war is over and people know which to buy, analysts expect stronger sales of Blu-ray players.

Blu-ray players can also use it as a low-power video accelerator.

In the event of the remote disappearing, this could be the only way you can operate the Blu-ray player.