trustedreviews.com - 10/2/2009
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The Sharp BD-HP22H isn't the most feature-rich Blu-ray player, but it's one of the cheapest.
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Sharp BD-HP22H Blu-ray Player
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... Many people will inevitably be sucked in by the Sharp's rock-bottom price tag, but we'd advise caution before fishing out the credit card. Even at this low price you should expect basics like MP3 or DivX playback, perhaps even a USB port that can read typical multimedia formats, but the BD-HP22H lacks all of these things. Link: TrustedReviews
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