LG shows at the CES 2010 its new line of network Blu-ray disc players, including the top-of-the-line BD590 that comes with integrated 250GB hard drive and built-in WiFi connectivity. Thanks to LG’s NetCast technology, the LG BD590 lets users purchase movies from VUDU service.The BD590 also include Gracenote’s MusicID-Stream which allows consumers to hear a song playing in a movie or TV show by simply pressing a button on their remote control. It provides Full HD 1080p Blu-ray playback, 1080p upscaling, Dolby TrueHD and dts-HD Advanced Digital Out  and USB 2.0 Media

LG’s new Blu-ray player won’t rip and store your movies, but the BD590 is still pretty decent. The BD590 will store your music, photos, downloaded movies, rip CDs etc, via USB or Ethernet port, though apparently not through its 802.11n Wi-Fi connection for some reason.Unfortunately, no DVD and Blu-ray archiving. Which isn’t surprising for legal reasons. Anyway 250GB isn’t ideal for ripping Blu-Ray movies. The BD590’s price has yet to be announced, but it has a Spring/Summer release date. [Gizmodo]

The LG BD590 is not your ordinary Blu-ray player. This BD player supports WiFi, BD Live, VUDU, DLNA, and a 250GB hard drive allowing you to store your downloaded contents. Additionally, the LG BD590 is also compatible with other services such as Netflix, Cinema Now, Panroda, Picassa, and YouTube. Pricing info is still unavailable. We will keep you posted. [Engadget]