Panasonics gathering in Germany was the venue when they announced the DMP-BDT300 - its first three dimension Blue-ray dvd player. Panasonic is making as hard a push towards 3D as any, and wants to have the confidence to present end-to-end features for shooting movies in three dimension, recording them onto 3-d Panasonic blueray disc player, after which you can show them on mammoth 3-d tv screens.

The machine features their UniPhier LSI computer chip, that this company reckons will be able to address the throughput mandatory to show virtually twice the knowledge as a regular Blu-ray movie. The newest Panasonic blueray players output in full HD and as well features a choice of top of the range picture processing systems to both fetch out the detail for a Blu-ray, and upscale a Disc so it does not look terrible in contrast.

You may also be happy with how this device networks - there's Panasonic's own Vieracast platform, that is rushing out which has a a small amount of brand new partners, there's DLNA functionality for home network streaming, and there's in addition a chance to plug in any proprietary Wireless router, if you just can't get yourself a network cable to everyplace your player happens to be.

If it is expandability you need then you are about to be in love with the SD card and Flash drives slots, which can play back JPEG, DivX Plus Hi def and MP3, and AVCHD, MPEG2 and JPEG content respectively. There's besides twin HD-out sockets, as a way to dedicate one to audio and one to video, should you so desire. We saw this booting up in barely half a second, also as a consequence fixing one of the largest difficulties with modern blueray disc player.

They don't have any UK costs or delivery just yet, but when we pick up something, we'll let you know.

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