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The Denon DVD-1800BD is a lower end Blu-Ray player than Denon's own 3800BDCI and is basically a more slimmed down version; the 1800BD does not come with BD Live (Profile 2.0) support only Bonusview (Profile 1.1). It does however come installed with an SDHC card slot allowing consumers to download content from their PC and interact with it on their 1800BD through the use of an SD card. It does provide support for Dolby True-HD and Dolby DTS-HD high quality audio formats as well as full 1080p HD resolution. The 1800BD features precision de-interlacing and upconversion for standard DVD's through an HDMI port. The 1800BD also supports home video playback and has a Divx v6 codec for Divx VCD or DVD video playback as well. The 1800BD has no specific release date as of yet besides the aforementioned "late 2008" blurb and is set to retail around Denon's quoted MSRP price of $749.
MSRP $749.00
Release date December, 2008
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Features
- Video
- Full 1080p/24fps high-definition resolution
- Upscale and deinterlace of standard DVD formats up to 1080p
- BD Profile 1.1 and Picture-in-Picture support
- HDMI 1.3 output with full deep color support
- Divx version 6 codec
- CD-R/RW and DVD-R/RW for Home Video Support
- Audio
- Domby True-HD, DTS-HD high quality audio support
- 8 Channel analog audio output
- SDHC memory card slot
- Release Date: Late 2008
- Most affordable Denon player: MSRP $749
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Denon DVD-1800BD
• Denon DVD-1800BD Blu-Ray/CD Player
UPC: 883795000741
EAN: 083795000745
MPN: DVD-1800BD
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MSRP $599.99
Released July, 2009
Pros
- Decodes all high-definition audio formats (dts HD-MA, TrueHD)
- Profile 2.0 capable
- ABT 2010 video processor
Cons
- No WiFi
- No streaming features (no Netflix, Pandora)
- flimsy disk tray
Denon DVD-1800BD
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Oppo BDP-83
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MSRP $1,299.99
Released September, 2007
Pros
- Rigid drive bracket to reduce quivering
- Solid beam chassis that minimizes vibration and improves playback
- Aluminum insulators help isolate the player from external vibrations
- 5 year warranty
- Dolby Digital TrueHD/DTS-HD Master bitstream out via HDMI
Cons
- Expensive compared to BDP-S500 with only a few improvements
Denon DVD-1800BD
vs.
Sony BDP-S2000ES
MSRP $1,199.00
Released August, 2008
Pros
- High definition audio bitstream output (Dolby TrueHD, dts HD-MA)
- 5.1 analog pre-outs
- Gold-plated connectors
Cons
- No BD-Live
- No Ethernet port
- Can't upgrade the firmware
Denon DVD-1800BD
vs.
Yamaha BD-S2900
MSRP $399.00
Released October, 2008
Pros
- True 7.1 analog audio sound
- Ethernet port, and 1GB flash memory for firmware updates
- Plenty of outputs for various connection choices
Cons
- DTS-HD via only bitstream
- No IR ports
- DTS-HD HR only available through firmware update
Denon DVD-1800BD
vs.
Samsung BD-P2500
MSRP $399.99
Released October, 2008
Pros
- 7.1 analog outputs do not require an expensive receiver for users to enjoy full surround
- Profile 2.0 capable
- good option for those with older high quality receivers
Cons
- better to get the cheaper BD35 if you have a receiver
- better to spend the extra money on a receiver upgrade
- Bluray is still too expensive
Denon DVD-1800BD
vs.
Panasonic DMP-BD55
MSRP $699.00
Released May, 2008
The Sharp BD-HP50 is a 1080p Profile 1.1 blu-ray player with the ability to upscale DVDs to 1080p. It features HDMI 1.3, allowing for 7.1 channel audio and has built-in decoding of Dolby TrueHD and DTS-HD audio. It also is capable of 5.1 audio via analog output. The BD-HP50 is compatible with MPEG-2, MPEG-2-HD,...
Denon DVD-1800BD
vs.
Sharp BD-HP50
MSRP $299.95
Released October, 2008
Pros
- Profile 2.0 support
- firmware updates through network or SDHC card
- fairly inexpensive
Cons
- no 7.1 analog outputs
- Bluray is still too expensive
- Profile 2.0 is garbage
Denon DVD-1800BD
vs.
Panasonic DMP-BD35
MSRP $1,999.99
Released November, 2008
Pros
- profile 2.0 capable (1GB onboard storage for downloaded content)
- full 1080/60p and 24p HD output, 14-bit video processing
- 24bit audio DAC
Cons
- extremely expensive
- latest profile enhancements are gimmicks
Denon DVD-1800BD
vs.
Sony BDP-S5000ES
MSRP --
Released January, 2009
The Cambridge Audio BD640 is a high-end Blu-Ray player, and is Cambridge Audio's first jump into the BD market. The exterior design consists of a white paint to keep the device matching "the original studio masters". It features audio in Dolby TrueHD and DTS HD surround, and video in a 24fps progressive scan True...
Denon DVD-1800BD
vs.
Cambridge Audio BD640
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Pros
- upconverts and deinterlaces standard definition DVDs
- 7.1 analog output for older non-HDMI compatible receivers
Cons
- very expensive compared to other bluray players
- doesn't come with Profile 2.0 capabilities
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