Sony is aiming to help folks update their Blu-ray player to the latest networked enabled version.

Save 25% on the Sony Network Blu-ray Disc Player (BDPN460) with the coupon code SONYBDPN460.

This will bring the price down to just $149.99.

This offer is valid from February 28th until March 6th.

Right now Sony is offering a free BDP-S360 Blu-ray Player with the purchase of selected Bravia LCD HDTVs.

Get in quick though - this offer ends February 20th.

The televisions are also discounted, so this package represents a saving of $350 to $500 depending on which model you choose.

If you are seriously looking to upgrade your home theater, Sony Style has a couple of options that might appeal.

If you want the full kit, Sony is offering a bundle deal, with a 52″ Bravia LCD HDTV and a Blu-ray Disc Home Theater System for $2250, coming in way less than the TV’s regular retail pricing and saving $1450 overall.

They are offering package deals on smaller screens or Z Series screens too (46″ and 40″), though the savings scale with the screen’s retail pricing.

You have until December 5th to take advantage of these offers.

If you are just looking for a player, you can get the BDP-S360 for only $129.99 today only.

There are lot of other deals on Sony Style today so be sure to check it out.

Right now Sony Style is offering savings on a couple of Blu-ray players.

Save $50 on a Sony Blu-Ray Disc Player (BDP-S360) using code BDPS360SAVE50 at checkout - now only $149.99 with free shipping.

Additionally you can save $75 on a Sony Blu-Ray Disc Player (BDP-S560) using promo code BDPS560SAVE50 at checkout - now just $224.99 with free shipping.

Sony Style is also offering a free Blu-ray drive upgrade ($70 value) when you purchase a customizable Sony CW series notebook(VGNCW190X).

The free upgrade promotion ends November 14.

With the new slim release and price cuts, it has never been a better time to get a Playstation 3.

To make the deal even sweeter, you can now save $50 on an 80GB or 160GB Sony PS3 system + get a Free DUALSCHOCK3 controller at the Sony Style store.

Of course the Playstation 3 is additionally an excellent Blu-ray player.

Also Sony Style has free ground shipping on all Sony Style orders for the rest of the month.

The systems start at $249.99 (though this options is currently out of stock) and this offer ends 10/21.

Right now you can get a free Sony Blu-ray home theater system with select Sony BRAVIA HDTVs.

The televisions range from $1,299.99 for the 40 inch up to $2099.99 for the 52 inch, and the system is the BDV-E300 Blu-ray Disc Home Theater System valued at $600.

Getting a free $600 system with a $1300 TV is a great deal!

This offer is available through October 17th, or while supplies last.

The Sony Style store has an interesting offer right now - a free Blu-ray drive upgrade ($80 value) when you purchase a customizable Sony FW series notebook (VGNFW490).

It is interesting to see that a Blu-ray playback is only an additional $80 these days…!

Alternatively you can also add a Blu-ray burner for $100, saving $80.

In any case, this offer is valid through October 3rd.

Also of potential interest, the new Sony BDP-n460 Blu-Ray Disc Player is available for pre-order.

This new Sony player will instantly stream internet movies, music, and more.

It looks like Blu-ray players are fast becoming internet appliances.

I see over at Engadget HD that they have some video of a demonstration of the Managed Copy feature for a special test Blu-ray version of Bolt.

This long promised technology has not had much exposure until now, with a status of ‘it’s still in the spec’ being about as much as we knew.

With this demonstration it looks like the technology is still being developed, though with no information on what the studios will charge for making use of the feature, it remains to be seen if it will have any value to consumers.

Is managed copy something that interests you?

I see over at Home Media Magazine that the Blu-ray Disc Association is working out a standard for ‘true’ 3D Blu-ray releases, with full 1080p resolution streams for both left and right eyes.

The standard will also ensure that future 3D releases will also work in 2D on ‘regular’ systems.

Current 3D releases have used colour filtering to achieve the 3D effect, though this method creates significant artifacting.

It will be interesting to see if any of the core parameters like maximum bitrate and capacity get increased, since we are looking at a large increase in the amount of data needed on the disc no matter which way you slice it.

It is certainly clear that the BDA will continue to grow the Blu-ray format - it would not surprise me in the least if 4k2k Blu-ray is in store for 2011.

In any case, I look forward to hearing more about this as this will become another key differentiator between Blu-ray and other formats.

Need a spare Blu-ray player and live in Southern California? Fry’s might have the answer for you.

Today only Fry’s is featuring a refurbished Samsung profile 1.1 (Bonus View) player for $129.

It is not clear which exact model this is, or if this offer extends beyond Orange County and Los Angeles.

The picture in the ad looks like the BDP-1500.

Fry’s also has a selection of Blu-ray titles for under $11, so be sure and check it out.