This succeeded the 35K model and I'm scratching my head over why the 35K is being sold for over $300 as a 2008 model.
The 60K model is 2009, and according to CNET.com has the identical SD video performance as the 35K which was raved about in 2008, but CNET.com opines that the Samsung BRP-2500 is even better in SD performance. I bought the Pan 60K for $250 even though the Samsung 2500 was available for $300 and I will still rely heavily on SD DVD's for a long time so having Samsung's better SD performance would have been a smarter choice.
Other reviewers have a better understanding of 60K's features; I just play commercial Blu-ray and SD discs and my DVDR- discs.
In any event, the 60K is a solid Blu-Ray performer with Very Good SD performance, but most people would say the Samsung 2500 has a better features set and even better SD performance but cost $50-$80 more.
I actually have the 605K model (through Costco) which I'm told is the same as the 60K but has a HDMI cable included. Get more detail about Panasonic DMP-BD60 Blu-ray Disc Player, Black.
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