Panasonic Corporation of North America has shown off two new Blu-ray players, the DMP-BD35 and DMP-BD55, at this year's CEDIA Convention. While both devices offer improvements in video and audio with enhancements such as "True-to-Life Colors" and HD Audio Decoders (Dolby® TrueHD, Dolby® Digital Plus and DTSTM-HD Master Audio Essential), one of the most anticipated features, for the general consumer, has to be the included BD-Live support. With a BD-Live capable player and a Blu-ray movie which also supports the feature, viewers can use their Blu-ray player to connect to the internet to download additional subtitles, images related to the movie, and other digital content. In addition to such bonus features, users will also be able to take part in interactive games, including multiplayer games, which are linked to bonus content related to the movie.
So when are these Blu-rau players coming out? lol
I like the idea of being able to download updates for movies and such, but aren't these players turning into a computer, rather then just a player?
I'm thinking they'll make a talking AI toaster that constantly asks you if you would like toast. Because it offers toast. Hot, delicious toast.
http://gizmodo.com/5044686/sonys-2000-bdp+...oneer-and-a-ps3
Best deal is still the PS3.
my money's on LG.
LG's are incredibly buggy machines.
PS3s are all BD Live capable BTW.
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