Blu ray Faces Class-Action Lawsuit
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It was only a matter of time. Most have known for a while now that Bluray players were designed in different phases. The problem is that the same goes for the discs themselves. This leads to a situation where some players play some movies while some players are unable to. Such is the case with the first generation player from Samsung. And now the BD01200 player is the center of a class action lawsuit against the manufacturer Samsung.
A man named Bob McGovern has filed a suit because his BluRay player is unable to play some of the newer Blu-Ray movies. His Bluray was manufactured in 2006 and is unable to play the movies due to the lack of updated firmware for his particular machine.
Samsung has publicly stated that they have no intentions of providing the necessary firmware update for the machine. Why the company would do this and face a lawsuit is a curious decision indeed. The lawsuit is open to anyone facing the same dilemma as Mr. McGovern.
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