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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.

• Designed for Blu-ray disc players; compatible with HD DVD players, DVD players, XBOX 360 and Playstation 3
• Wind Funnel cleaning technology uses no harsh chemicals or brushes
• Includes interactive on-screen instructions
• Equipment performance tests
• Multi-lingual

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• Compatible with IEEE 802.11a/b/g and 802.11n draft 2.0
• Supports ConnectShareTM Security (64/128bit WEP, WPA/WPA2)
• 2009 – TV’S B7000 & Above – B650 & Above ALL MODELS BLU-RAY PLAYER HOME THEATER SYSTEM
• 2010 – TV’S C5000 & Above – C550 & Above – BLU-RAY C5 SERIES
• 2011 – TV’S D5000/D64 – D530 & Above – D550/D64 – BLU-RAY D53-D55-D51-D53

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• Skype? Video Calls, Wi-Fi Built In
• Touch-Free Sensor
• Includes HDMI Cable
• iphone remote function
• 2D-3D Conversion

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• Full HD 1080p Video Output
• 24fps (frames per second) for Cinema-like Picture Quality
• HDMI Output
• Blu-ray Player 1.1 to enjoy Advanced BONUSVIEW
• Energy Star Compliant

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• Plays all region DVDs (0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9) & Zone A Blu-rays
• 2D/3D Blu-ray Playback – Zone A discs, Blu-ray Profile 2.0
• Supports PAL & NTSC System – Built-in PAL to NTSC converter allows you to watch PAL or NTSC DVDs on ANY TV
• 2.0 USB Input, Multi-Format Support: AVI, MKV, MP4, MPG, MP3, Full HD 1080p upscaling for DVDs
• HDMI, Component, Composite, Optical Audio & Coaxial Audio Output, LAN Connection

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Just showing internet radio options from my receiver. When recorded didnt realize i was puttin on youtube but here it is. Im in the middle of ugrading the speakers to get much better surround sound for blu-ray tracks and 3D movies in 2011 / 2012 in that 1 empty speaker slot in the video. Just random video like i always shoot. Also the day I went wireless. I shouyld have did it years ago but was really worried about slowing down my internet speed and just being old school . I finally bit the bullet and went wireless with ps3, computer, receiver, blu-ray player all wireless.

• DVD up-scaling to 1080p
• SIMPLINK connectivity
• USB 2.0 connection, 1 x HDMI output
• Plays back BD-R/RE, DVD, DVD-R/RW, CD-R/RW disc formats
• Dolby Digital/Digital Plus/True HD and DTS-HD audio

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• HDMI 1.3 BD Live with Bonus View
• HD Audio full decoding
• USB input for your music and photos
• DLNA compatible for home networking support
• Netflix compatibility lets you use your Netflix account via the player

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