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IFA Toshiba has finally conceded and formally unveiled its first standalone Blu-ray Disc player.
The BDX2000 delivers “high image quality and sophisticated design”, according to Toshiba, with full support for 1080p and 24fps playback. The player’s also set up to upscale DVDs to 1080p, Toshiba added.
The BDX2000: Toshiba's first Blu-ray Disc player
BD Live profile 2.0 is supported on the unit – enabling you to download software updates, interactive content and entire movies over an Ethernet connection.
A classy smoked mirrored front panel even opens out to reveal the player’s SD memory card slot.
The BDX2000 hooks up to your HD TV through an HDMI connection, while the player’s other features include DivX and AVCHD playback, picture-in-picture, and support for Dolby TrueHD audio.
Toshiba’s BDX2000 will be available in the UK during December, but a price hasn’t been announced. ®
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COMMENTS
Refund 4 HD Customer?
I know it's not likely, but it would be nice they're willing to refund, or give 50% discount to their hd-dvd customer.
World's longest pride swallowing competition ends
Isn't it nice to see everyone getting along together?
Upscale vrs HD-DVD
I wonder if it will upscale regular DVD's as well as my HD-DVD player (which I got for nothing when Toshiba dumped the format - cheaper than a decent DVD player)?
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