Samsung Makes YouTube on Blu-ray Players

Samsung knows that Blu-ray drives are slowly but surely incursions into people’s living rooms around the world, and recently made available updates to its line of BD-P1600, BD-P3600 or BD-P4600 Blu – ray support YouTube for free. As long as your Samsung Blu-ray is one of the three models cited and is connected to the Internet you can now access YouTube and his entire video collection for free simply by pressing a single button on the remote control directly from the main screen.

Samsung Makes YouTube on Blu-ray Players

Besides displaying the highest rated or most popular videos in a jiffy, you can also search using an onscreen keyboard. Guess the Blu-ray is more functional than before despite adoption rates relatively low to date. [via coolest-gadgets]

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Published September 9, 2009 in Computers, Display, Hardware, Samsung
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