[Gordo2]

I started into Netflix using my son's X-Box 360 (built in wifi).

The X-Box has a Netflix interface (Netflix window that displays on your TV to let you select movies) that allows you to search for movies and assign them to your queue (line up of movies you want to watch). I assumed that the Netflix interface was pretty standard between the X-Box and Blu-Ray players - but was wrong.

I recently bought a Sony BDP-5570 Blu-Ray player that has built in wireless N. I was immediately disappointed with Netflix user interface. It only lets you watch movies that you add to your Netflix queue from your computer, and did not have any features to allow you to search for movies from the TV/Blu-Ray player.

I researched Blu-Ray Netflix interfaces, and found that most provide limited Netflix functionality similar to what I have with the Sony.

Outside of that, I'm good with the Sony.

If I were to do it again, I would probably take a serious look at the Sony Playstation 3 - built in Blu-Ray and wireless in addition to being an excellent gaming system. Quite a bit more $ than most Blu-Ray players - but worth it if you or your family enjoys games.

Gordo