• Denon drops a couple of 3D Blu-ray players

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    Denon have given us something to relish in the form of two new 3D Blue-ray players. These will be called the BDP-1611UD and the BDP-2011UDCI. These will provide support to Blu-ray DVD as well as CDs and formats such as SACD and DVD-Audio. These will come with 1GB integrated storage for BD-Live playback. You can further increase the storage capacity by using the USB port. It also provides connectivity to Netflix and YouTube, for streaming.


    The BDP-1611UD will come out in June for $400 while the BDP-2011UDCI is expected only in August. It will cost $800.
    [Electronista]

    Posted in Topics:Media Devices, , on April 27, 2010 by gary

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