Got my e-mail invite from Oppo yesterday, ordered, and will have it secured! However, I shouldn't have to worry about as much teething pain, as it'll be like so much other equipment (boxed up in storage for my new room, to be opened around March)!!!
Oh yeah....totally get that. I'll probably hook it up to the 4K flat panel in the LR for a test, and check things out. But, as far as tweaks, firmware updates (streaming, Dolby Vision), etc. I'll not be in a rush.
We appreciate that. And, I'm thinking that not getting one of the very first units gives Oppo time to fix some software problems that have already been reported. I already went through the initial " teething pains " with the Samsung. I'd prefer they fix bugs before I get the new 203. Sometimes it pays to wait just a little bit.
I guess I am not in too much of a hurry now. So for two years I have owned a projector capable of paying 4K BD's, I have waited six months for the Oppo to become available and now that it is finally shipping, I do not have a projector that can play 4K BD's. I sold my RS600.
Why in the heck would you do that?! Are you doing the same as Craig (w/ the 4500)??
Seriously considering it and knew I would need to sell the RS600 to do so. You never know how long it will take to sell a used projector, so I started a month early. It sold very quickly.
Wow that is shocking to me (I thought your 600 was fairly golden). Guess those "AVS discounts" must be HUGE to afford that machine (good for you & Craig tho)! Wow tho... having BOTH a 600 & 4500 in my room... Nirvana!
Except I decided to keep my RS600 for right now. In fact, if I can figure out a way to keep the RS600 and get an RS4500, I just might try and pull that off. Might make for an interesting comparison / shootout !Now I'm just biding my time, waiting for the new Oppo 203. And waiting for more 4K movies to be available on UHD Blu Ray. We are up to a whopping 163 titles now. 1/2 of which I'm not interested in.
The A/B comparison of the RS600 and RS4500 would be very interesting especially on a non-scaled 4K sourced UHD BD.