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Pioneer has announced two new budget-priced home theater receivers with several advanced features. The VSX-520-K ($229) and VSX-820-K ($299), both feature the following: 5.1 Channel amplification, HDMI 1.4 (3D compatible) connections, on-board decoding for all Dolby and DTS audio f...

The OPPO BDP-80 is a feature-packed Blu-ray Disc player that really delivers. Blu-ray playback is excellent. The BDP-80 also provides upscaling for standard DVD playback. Also, other features, such as SACD and DVD-Audio playback, as well as 2 USB ports for importing images and sound from flash drives, add great audio and video flexibility. The OPPO BDP-80 takes Blu-ray Disc player flexibility and performance to a high level at an affordabl...

As I previously reported, OPPO had indicated that they were planning to add a more affordable Blu-ray Disc player to its product line-up. Now, the veil has been removed. The new OPPO BDP-80 is a feature-packed Blu-ray Disc Player for its price point. Besides Blu-ray disc playback and BD-Live compatibility, the BDP-80 also provides 1080p upscaling of standard DVDs, SACD and DVD-Audio playback, and both front and rear mounted USB ports for importing images, video, and music from flash drives. The ...

Did you purchase or receive a Blu-ray Disc player as a gift this past holiday season? If so, you probably noticed a sheet packed in the box, or a section of the user manual, that discusses how you can upgrade your player via a "firmware or software update process".

As consumer electronics get more complicated and the speed of technology changes quickly, the need to keep a product up-to-date, especially in home theater applications, has gotten more critical. Instead of being faced with buying a new component every year to keep up with the pace of change, engineers have developed a way t...

Beginning on January 1, 2011 (referred to as the "Analog Sunset"), any Blu-ray Disc players made and sold from that point forward will not be able to pass high definition video (720p, 1080i, or 1080p) via Component Video outputs. What this means is that if you have an older HDTV, video projector, or home theater receiver that does not have

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