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Sony BDP-S470
$200.00
Released February, 2010
The Pros:Future proof - supports 3D blu-ray movies. Lots of media streaming options - includes Netflix and DLNA software for local media playback. Good remote control options - comes with a universal remote in the box, plus an iPhone app for controlling the player.
The Cons:Requires an expensive, proprietary Wi-Fi adapter for wireless connectivity. Glossy front panel - attracts fingerprints and dust. AVI file playback is available to Canadians only.
The Sony BDP-S470 is one of 3D-ready Blu-ray disc players (S470, S570) released in February 2010 as direct competitors to Panasonic’s 3D lineup. The actual 3D support was later provided by a free firmware update during the summer of 2010.
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It supports BDs, DVDs, CDs, and SA-CDs; and it provides DVD upscaling to 1080p via Precision Cinema HD Upscaling. Included also is an Ethernet interface, optional WiFi via a USB wireless LAN adapter, and photo/music/video playback via USB and DLNA. Once connected to the Internet, the player’s Bravia Internet Video can be utilized for access YouTube, Netflix, Slacker, and more—not to mention BD-Live content as well. Additional features include Dolby TrueHD / dts-HD Master Audio decoding and the ability to turn your iPhone or iPod Touch into a remote control by downloading a free application.
Features
- 3D-Ready BD Player
- Precision Cinema HD Upscaling
- Dolby TrueHD / dts-HD Master Audio
- Bravia Internet Video
- BD-Live (Profile 2.0)
- DLNA Media Streaming
- Ethernet Connectivity
- Optional WiFi
Inputs/Outputs
- Analog Audio Out (2-Channel)
- Coaxial Audio Digital Out
- Component Video Out
- Composite Video Out
- Ethernet Connection
- HDMI Connection Out
- Optical Audio Out
- USB Interface (x2)
Included Accessories
- Remote (RMT-B107A)
- AA Battery
- Instruction Manual
- Warranty Card
- A/V Cable
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future proof - supports 3D blu-ray movies
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lots of media streaming options - includes Netflix and DLNA software for local media playback
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good remote control options - comes with a universal remote in the box, plus an iPhone app for controlling the player
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great UI - uses Sony's proprietary Xross menu system
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requires an expensive, proprietary Wi-Fi adapter for wireless connectivity
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glossy front panel - attracts fingerprints and dust
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AVI file playback is available to Canadians only
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not 3D capable out of the box - requires a firmware update
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