by Mick on September 28, 2008
After the Blu-ray won the competition from High Definition, Sony produces more gadgets that supports the Blu-ray technology. At the moment, Sony introduces Vaio TT. Just two weeks before the new Sony introduced the two vaio Notebook that with a Blu-ray optics feature, the Vaio NS and CS Vaio.
Compared with the previous generation, Vaio TT has more special feature because Vaio TT is the most lightweight Blu-ray notebook in the world. In the exposure of Sony, TT Vaio notebook has a 11.1 inches display, and weighing just about 1.5 kg with 1 inch thickness. [click to continue…]
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Integrated into the network LG BD300 Blu-ray Disc player is a virtual Netflix player, which let Netflix customers to stream over 12000 films and TV shows on their TV. . LG is not my top pick for a Blu-ray player, but if it is under $ 500 (probably to $ 300 for me to play) as LG claims, these things are like hotcakes ship on a cake day.
LG expects 3 million to 4 million Blu-ray players sold industrywide for the calendar year 2008, and that this figure should triple in the next few years.
Sony USA recently released its hottest Blu-Ray disc player the BDP-S350. The Blu-Ray player offers 7.1 Channel Dolby TrueHD and Dolby Digital Plus decoding, bit-stream output, as well as DTS HD high resolution audio and master audio bit-stream output.
The BDP-S350 supports BonusView (picture-in-picture), which is featured on select new Blu-ray Disc home video releases, quick start up mode improving the player’s boot up time,and can upscale standard definition signals from 480i to 1080p.
The new BDP-S350 is available for about $400 at Sony Style stores, online at sonystyle.com, and at authorized retailers nationwide.
