As reported by FlatpanelsHD.com, it looks like LG is pulling out of the Blu-ray player market. Searching LG’s website will bring up individual pages for Blu-ray players, such as the UBK80 and ...

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LG has discontinued all of its Blu-ray players and units, and the remaining will only be available while supplies last. The news comes from FlatpanelsHD, which reports that LG discontinued all UHD and ...

The bad news continued this week, as it was revealed that one of the last major manufacturers of physical Blu-ray players is ceasing their production. As the higher-end option of the two, the LG UBK90 ...

South Korea electronics manufacturer LG has decided to stop manufacturing Blu-Ray players as more consumers shift away from physical media to cloud-based options. LG was one of the last manufacturers ...

Unfortunately, this latest announcement isn't one of those cases, as it surrounds one of the few remaining 4K Blu-ray player manufacturers exiting the market. LG, who you will know mostly for its ...

Compared to streaming services, the picture and sound quality of a 4K UHD Blu-ray is truly unmatched. But a top quality disc calls for a top quality player. This where we come in. Although the world ...

In a sign of the times, LG has announced the discontinuation of its Blu-ray players, including the UBK80 and UBK90 UHD models. This decision reflects the broader trend of consumer preference shifting ...

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