Future of dvd players
Are DVD players still in production? If they are, is there any information about how long they will continue to do? I have a lot of DVDs, and since my tachnology access is limited, I will need a player in the future...
Hi all
Sony sell DVD players and intend to continue to do so in the immediate future.
However, we don't make players Region Free.
For the American market
http://www.Sony.com/electronics/Blu-ray-DVD-players/t/DVD-players
I hope this information helps you,
Thank you
Chris
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