Satelitte A660/07T - Blu-ray DVD firmware update

Hi
trying to play a new release Blu-ray disc via Satelitte A660/07T.
States that can't play and need to update firmware.
I can't find a specific download on the toshiba site for this model.
Any suggestions please would be great.

Hi
This is a Toshiba Australian notebook model.
Toshiba Satellite A660/07T (PSAW3A-07T00R)
Here you can find the drivers, tools and software for this unit:
http://www.mytoshiba.com.au/support/notebooks/satellite/a660/psaw3a-07t00r/download?os=25
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