See that player right there? It looks really familiar, doesn't it? Aside from a
power adapter that's suited for use in the United States of America, it's
essentially the BDP
10 sans a zero. Shortly after announcing its first Blu-ray deck overseas,
Harman Kardon has seen fit to offer up a model here in the States, with BD-Live
functionality, a USB socket, HDMI 1.3a, Ethernet, IR-remote in / out jacks,
optical / coaxial digital audio outputs and support for all the major audio
formats. The pain? $499, and it should start filtering into retailers as early
as this month.