The first 3D Blu-ray-players and house cinemas from Sony

Company Sony continues to expand the list of the products possessing support of the three-dimensional image. In addition to LCD-TVs Bravia the company has officially presented first two Blu-ray-players with this function – Sony BDP-S470 and BDP-S570. As well as TVs, they are executed in concept Monolithic Design.

Both devices support reproduction Full HD-video, written down in a 3D-format. Possibility of reproduction of 3D-video in BDP-S570 when the player will go on sale, will be that is called directly from a box – any additional actions it is not necessary to undertake. To receive similar possibility in player BDP-S470 which supports 3D nominally, it will be necessary to update an insertion.

Besides, model BDP-S570 has the built in Wi-Fi-adapter and support of technology DLNA, allowing to transfer a content from compatible mobile phones, laptops and musical players to the device and to reproduce it on the TV. Support of formats DivX HD and MKV, Dolby TrueHD and dts-HD Master Audio, and also USB-port presence unites models. To operate players it is possible by means of iPhone or iPod touch. For this purpose it is necessary to lpad from App Store the free supplement which to transform tthe mobile device into the remote panel.

Besides players, the company has presented two 5.1-channel Full a HD-house cinema, also with support 3D (as well as in a case with player BDP-S470 insertion updating is necessary). Both models, BDV-E770W and BDV-E570, possess target capacity of 1000 Vt and differ with functional filling.

Sales of Blu-ray-players Sony BDP-S570 and BDP-S470 in the USA is planned to begin till the end of February at the price of $250 and $200 accordingly, cinemas BDV-E770W and BDV-E570 – in March at the price of $650 and $550 accordingly. The insertion with support addition 3D leaves in the summer of 2010 Besides the USA, new Blu-ray-players are announced in Europe, however the price and exit term here are not informed.