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Oktober 2008
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Abstrakt: Full complement of onboard audio decoding , Exceptional video processing , Bonus View and BD-Live compliant , Plays back DVD at 1080p/24 Hot on the heels of the DMP-BD50 (HT, September 2008), Panasonic has debuted two new players, the DMP-BD35 and DMP...
The DMP-BD35 offers excellent performance and most of the features you need in a Blu-ray player: BD-Live, BonusView, 1080p/24 playback, and bitstream output and onboard decoding of both Dolby TrueHD and DTS-HD Master Audio. If you own an older, non-HDM...
Udgivet: 2008-10-15, Forfatter: Matthew , anmeldelse af: cnet.com
Excellent image quality on Blu-ray Discs; Profile 2.0 compliant; onboard decoding for all high-resolution soundtrack formats, plus bit-stream output.
PlayStation 3 offers much more functionality and faster navigation, although it costs more.
The Panasonic DMP-BD35 represents the best value in standalone Blu-ray players, with excellent image quality, a comprehensive feature set, and a price thats significantly lower than the PS3. Specifications: Sound output mode: Stereo; DVD type: Blu-Ray...
Udgivet: 2008-09-06, Forfatter: Danny , anmeldelse af: trustedreviews.com
The DMP-BD35 shows Blu-ray at its very best, not only in terms of picture quality – which is absolutely sensational, by the way – but also in terms of sound, features and all-round usability. DVD playback is a touch disappointing but in all other respects...
Excellent value for money; Fast operation; High quality picture and sound with Blu-ray; Full support of all Blu-ray features; Includes usable decoding for DTS-HD Master Audio
No coaxial digital audio output; Not able to clear BD-storage for individual movies
Abstrakt: In action the BD35 is pure class. P4HD adds cranks up the sharpness of 1080p pictures even further, resulting in images so crisp and colourful you could forget you're even watching a film. It also...
