Macgo Mac Blu-ray Player for Windows Free Serial Number

Macgo Mac Blu-ray Player for Windows Free Serial Number (Windows version ONLY not Mac version) – Mac Blu-ray Player is dubbed the world’s first and best universal media player for Windows and Mac featuring all media formats supported and ultrafast speed. It can not only play HD Blu-ray disc or its ISO files on Mac or PC, but also support any formats of movie, video, audio, music and photo you have ever seen. Via its exclusive technical innovation AirX, Mac Blu-Ray Player can also play any Blu-Ray video on iPhone/iPad/iPod touch easily.  Adding DTS5.1 makes its outputting quality even better. Particularly, you are able to add subtitles to movie or video, and share the movie’s information with your best friends on Facebook or Twitter. Furthermore, it has very easy and convenient interface and layout as well as the hardware acceleration technique that can reduce power consumption effectively.

Macgo Mac Blu-ray Player Key Features:
This first Blu-ray Player that can support both MAC and PC systemSplendid Blu-ray/DVD enjoymentOutstanding universal performance and all media formats supportedSupport playback of Blu-ray or DVD discs but also their ISO files.Powerful High-Definition video player and hardware acceleration available.DTS5.1 guarantees super high quality of output.Support Blu-ray on iPhone/iPad/iPod touchShare movie or video information with friends anywhere and anytime.
Macgo Mac Blu-ray Player for Windows Free Serial Number/ Registration Code
Macgo Mac Blu-ray Player for Windows is normally priced at $29.95 per Serial Number / Registration Code. But as part of the giveaway offer, you can now download full version Mac Blu-ray Player for Windows with Serial Number / Registration Code for free. Simply go to this giveaway page, scroll down toward bottom of page where you will see text “How to Get Free Mac Blu-ray Player”.  Please activate Mac Blu-ray Player for Windows version before Aug. 26, 2012, and you will then enjoy Blu-ray playback for free in one year without upgrade.
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