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Sharp BD-HP70U
$500.00
Released April, 2010
The Pros:Wireless LAN enables internet connectivity without the need for any additional networking gear. When paired with a Sharp's AQUOS HDTV the player will automatically switch to "dot by dot" mode for the best possible results. Low energy consumption - uses about half as much electricity at 14w when compared to some competing players.
The Cons:Quick start mode can increase power consumption dramatically.
The BD-HP70U is one of the Blu-ray players new from Sharp in 2010. This is a high-end model, but like the other Blu-ray players coming out from Sharp, the BD-HP70U is made primarily to be compatible with the Sharp AQUOS LCD HD TV.
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One unique feature here is the reinforced anti-vibration design with center loading tray. This design will help to cut back on skipping. There is also a custom install feature that includes Deep Color a feature that will enhance picture quality. Like its counterpart, the Sharp BD-HP24U, the BD-HP70U uses only 14 watts of power while in use, and 0.4 watts in standby mode, which makes it Energy Star compliant. Unlike the BD-HP24U, the BD-HP70 is wireless LAN ready.
Features
- Wireless LAN
- Ethernet connection that enables NetFlix, BD-Live and RSS feeds
- Center loading tray
- Custom-install ready
- RS-232C port
- Dual-shield metal top cover
- Grounded AC power cord
- High-grade power supply
- Dolby Digital Plus
- Piano black finish
- Wide format compatibility: BD-ROM/RD/R, DVD/RW/R, DVD+RWR, DVDs,CDs
- MP3 playback
- JPEG viewer
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wireless LAN enables internet connectivity without the need for any additional networking gear
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when paired with a Sharp's AQUOS HDTV the player will automatically switch to "dot by dot" mode for the best possible results
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low energy consumption - uses about half as much electricity at 14w when compared to some competing players
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built-in news reader with RSS support
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custom install ready - includes a RS-232C port for external control systems
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a center loading disc drive and dual-shield metal top cover reduces read errors caused by vibration
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quick start mode can increase power consumption dramatically
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