Which Blu Ray allows browse and search with net flix rahter then Queing up threw computer ?

Im reading here that there is a samsung model that will allow this but i cannot get the actual model # dose anyone know which model this is or any other player that will allow this feature. Thanks.

I don't personally exactly know about the samsung version, but if you have found that it does then ALL samsung models will do it as they all have the same internect content software (Their TVs too). Xbox 360 & PS3 do allow searching. Sony Blu-ray players, 2010 models at least, do not offer that, and I'm pretty sure that LG does not either. But like I said, I am unsure about Samsung.
Although I am a Home Theater Employee at Best Buy, all comments posted by myself are entirely personal opinions based upon my personal experiences both in store and at home. My opinions are my own, and are not those of Best Buy Stores, Geek Squad or any other Best Buy Brands.

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@B
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