Samsung Blu-Ray Remote Control AK59-00104R for BD-C6900 C5500 BD-C5900 BD-C6500

The Samsung AK59-00104R Remote Control allows easy operation for your compatible Samsung Blu-Ray Player. The Samsung AK59-00104R is perfect if you lose the one that was included with your unit or if you're in need of an additional remote.

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Samsung BD-C6900 Review

HD 3D Starts Here
Part of me was expecting Samsung's first Blu-ray 3D Player, the BD-C6900, to be, y'know, deeper. Or wider, or heavier, or something, considering the large stride forward that the addition of a whole new dimension represents. I could hardly believe that this unobtrusive--and pretty slick--little enclosure could yield the marvels it promised, but I'd find out soon enough. Yes, the hardware is compact with a translucent top that not only glows with a wicked-cool blue, it also serves the practical purpose of letting us see which disc is currently in the tray. Perhaps the only downsides of this bold, lean esthetic are the audible noise level, which is higher than some players I've tested, and the potential for scratches, although none appeared during its visit here.

At first boot-up we are greeted by an entirely new menu system, user-friendly and icon driven, with ample shortcut keys on the redesigned remote control and different ways to organize various media, making the experience more personalized. Even the final look can be customized with an assortment of pre-loaded changeable skins. The BD-C6900 is BD-ROM Profile 2.0 compliant, meaning it can do BD-Live--with a gigabyte of flash memory built-in, no plug-in thumb drive or card needed--as well as Bonus View, but that's just the beginning.

Under the (Translucent) Hood
The player provides built-in single-band 802.11n Wi-Fi with no dongle required and no antenna protruding anywhere. The wireless setup initially encountered some difficulties finding its way online via my Apple AirPort Extreme Base Station with 802.11n, but a quick adjustment to my security settings and we got along just fine from then on. I also tested it wired, which linked up flawlessly. A firmware upgrade was instantly available to me, and upon clicking through that sweet new user interface, I was invited to initiate the recently upgraded Internet@TV Content Service, the portal to the impressive-and-growing collection of new Samsung Apps for the Blu-ray player.

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