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Samsung Taking the ” Thinnest” 3D Blu-ray Player to CES 2011 [Blu-Ray]

Samsung Taking the " Thinnest" 3D Blu-ray Player to CES 2011 [Blu-Ray] The defining characteristic of most home Blu-ray players isn’t usually their thickness, but perhaps whenever you live in a house with low ceilings you may fancy Samsung’s new, unnamed Blu-ray device. Seems pretty deep, though, Samsung. Got anything narrower?

While announcing the device, Samsung also took the time to blow its trumpet about US Blu-ray player sales-claiming it’s ” commanding” the united states market and took a 35% share of sales between January and November. [ Samsung ]

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