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Boydo unboxes the Panasonic DMP-BDT300GN 3D Blu-ray player to show you what you can expect to find inside the box as well as a brief look at the player itself.
Link: www.buy.com Enjoy Blu-ray Disc movies in Full HD 1080p and improve the quality of DVDs to near HD with the Sony BDP-S370 Blu-ray Disc Player. Play your favorite movies faster than ever or connect to the internet and instantly access a wide variety of movies, TV shows, music and more. Plus turn your iPhone or iPod touch into a remote control by downloading a free app.
Ortis Deley from the UKs premier technology TV show The Gadget Show talks you through the features of the BDP-S470, Sonys 3D ready Blu-ray player. Following a software upgrade, the BDP-S470 will be ready to play Blu-ray 3DDisc movies on a 3D enabled TV. Forget about blurry, coloured pictures and cut-out cardboard glasses, 3D from Sony uses advanced picture technology and specialist Active Shutter glasses to create incredibly realistic depth and crisp, vivid Full HD 3D images. The BDP-S470 also includes BRAVIA Internet Video functionality, allowing you to access to a range of catch up services and enjoy hours of content on demand from the comfort of your sofa. We want to hear your thoughts on this video. Do you like it? Loathe it? How could it be better? What bits shall we keep in? Share your thoughts in the comments below, or @reply us over at twitter.com For more Blu-ray, go to www.sony.co.uk
When your 3D blu-ray player is connected to a 3D capable TV, you can fully enjoy watching 3D blu-ray discs in 3D. Watch this video to get you started. For more details and more ” How-to” videos, follow this link ‪bit.ly
Sony is giving its Blu-ray disc player lineup a boost with new models allowing Internet access to get bonus content and an option to see picture-in-picture commentary. Digital Journal TV brings you an exclusive sneak peek into the tech behind the BDP-S550. DigitalJournal.tv When Blu-ray won the high-def DVD war, Sony rejoiced. But was the celebration premature? After all, Blu-ray player sales sank 40 per cent between January and March 2008. Its share of the video disc market is a mere 8 per cent, compared to ye ol’ DVD’s share of 92 per cent. Sony isn’t taking this dismal news lying down. They want to keep Blu-ray on the minds of home theatre enthusiasts by releasing new players loaded with intriguing features. In November, Sony will release a new player costing $400. The BDP-S550 is compatible with BD-Live, a recently developed feature allowing customers to download content from the Internet. That content could be exclusive interviews with the cast or live events and gaming add-ons. An included Ethernet port makes possible this online connectivity, while also making firmware updates a cinch. The new model also sports better audio support: 7.1 channel Dolby TrueHD and Dolby Digital Plus decoding will give the listening experience a welcome enhancement. What else does the new BDP-S550 offer the Blu-ray aficionado? Find out in DigitalJournal.tv’s exclusive look into the bells n’ whistles inside Sony’s upcoming player.
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