Andre Yoskowitz
26 Jul 2007 16:11
Denon Electronics has announced that they will indeed be releasing an advanced Blu-ray player putting end to weeks of rumors.
The high end DVD-3800BDCI will include some of the most powerful, advanced features seen on a Blu-ray player to date. It will be the first player to use a Realta HQV video processor which "allows for advanced video clean-up of even the best high-def signals."
The player will also obviously include 1080p output as well as decoding for all current HD audio formats such as Dolby TrueHD, DTS HD Lossless Master Audio and uncompressed PCM, which can output to 7.1 systems.
Another first the player brings to the table is support for BD-ROM Version 1.1, which will allow for support of picture-in-picture content on upcoming Blu ray titles.
Although there is no exact release date known yet, the price tag will be a handsome $2000 USD for the DVD-3800BDCI.
Source:
HD Digest