Launching this October for $499.99 is Samsung’s BD-P2500 Blu-ray player and its most notable feature is probably BD Live otherwise known as BD Profile 2.0, but it’s also backwards compatible with Profile’s 1.1 and 1.0. 1GB of internal flash memory is onboard for BD Live content. It also features Hollywood Quality Video processing, Dolby Digital Plus and TrueHD decoding.
You’ll also be able to update the firmware this fall for dts-HD HR decoding compatibility along with any future updates from Samsung. There’s one HDMI version 1.3 output with CEC, one component output and composite output. Of course, there’s an Ethernet port and USB port along with one digital audio output and 7.1-channel analog audio outputs. The 24fps film mode should smooth things out for superior picture quality, too.
It’s truly amazing how far the quality of video has come in just a few years. But we are quickly running out of runway.
1080p 24fps was the Holy Grail – now what? Whats next?
User experience?
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Since Bluray started to dominate the DVD market, more and more tech companies work on new designs to suit the consumers.
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