Panasonic DMP-BD10 - Blu-ray Disc player - upscaling by Panasonic
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Digital camera reviews of Panasonic DMP-BD10 - Blu-ray Disc player - upscaling
Digital camera Review: Blu-ray matches HD-DVD
Summary: 5 Stars
After viewing several HD-DVD and Blu-ray releases and looking at the ultimate sharpness of each and I can say that the Toshiba HD-DVD and the Panasonic DMP-BD10 really are equal in picture quality. It all boils down to the source material not the player. The equipment used for this analysis is the Sony SXRD projector VPL-VW100 on a 10 foot screen. At this point in time the Toshiba beats the DMP-BD10 in sound quality only because of the ability of the Toshiba to output TrueHD. The advantage of the DMP-BD10 is it's quick startup and ease of operation.Digital camera Review: Good but obsolete
Summary: 3 Stars
Due to be replaced late summer with DMP-BD10A. Next gen player at $600.Digital camera Review: Great DVD Quality Very Slow Responsiveness
Summary: 3 Stars
Plays Blu Ray beautifully but seems unresponsive at times take for example when I insert a disc, then it starts to read, then I select to eject it or stop it ignores my request until it has fully read the dvd.
Digital camera Review: Great Product
Summary: 5 Stars
Good blu-ray player would recommend it to anyone. A little slow on loading times but noting to be picky about. Easy setup has plenty of audio options you can switch from dts-hd to regular dts if your reciever doesn't support newer formats.Digital camera Review: Happily off the fence
Summary: 5 Stars
I've been on the fence between HD and Blu-ray wanting to commit to one despite knowing full well they both could go down the tubes. Everything about the level of committment and capacity/potential of Blu-ray points to it, in my opinion, as the source that will prevail. Samsung problems are legendary and Sony specs don't add up to the Panasonic. The chip set in the Panasonic is the same one that Denon uses in its most high end machine. Sony (I hear) is more solid (i.e. heftier transport) but the chips in the Panasonic are sweeter. Both video and audio are stellar and the machine has no quirks. It starts up faster than anything in HD and plays both regular and Blu-ray disks superbly. But face it, it's the Blu-ray that you'll get hooked on, its unbelievable. I'm very happy with the Panasonic and will be even happier when Sony gets their machine to market and the PS 3 gets the Blu-ray momentum where it should be.
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