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Про универсальный плеер

Автор: Spear
Дата: 24.11.06, @13:26

VidaBox LLC has officially announced the world’s first dual HD DVD and Blu-ray Disc Media Center lines. Its rack-mountable LUX and MAX systems can now be equipped with separate HD DVD and a Blu-ray Disc ROM drives and suitable software to play both high definition disc formats. The systems will offer HDCP-compliant HDMI outputs to ensure that the full resolution of HD discs will be conveyed to the display (particularly critical when or if the studios activate the image constraint flag for HD analog component output).

Equipped with massive 3,000 or 3,750 GB hard drives and up to an AMD 4600+ dual core processors with 8 GB of RAM, the systems can do so much more, not the least of which is to act as a high definition PVR or TiVo. And therein lies the problem. The combined SRPs of the top end, second generation Toshiba HD DVD player and the Sony or Panasonic or Philips Blu-ray Disc player is $2000. The LUX starts at $3,499 and the MAX starts at $4,399. So for home theater playback of HD on disc, this isn’t an economically efficient solution. But if you’re in the market for a complex and capable media center that can also play back both HD disc formats, these systems might be worth a look.

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Про универсальный плеер -- Spear -- 24.11.06@13:26 (Чит.: 186)

Это копм, с двумя дисководами просто(+) -- zippo999 -- 24.11.06@14:26 (Чит.: 129)

Да я знаю :) -- Spear -- 24.11.06@14:27 (Чит.: 122)

Я вот не понял какой там прог.плеер для воспроизведения(+) -- zippo999 -- 24.11.06@14:30 (Чит.: 120)

' VidaBox LLC has officially announced the world’s first dual HD DVD and Blu-ray Disc Media Center lines.  Its rack-mountable LUX and MAX systems can now be equipped with separate HD DVD and a Blu-ray Disc ROM drives and suitable software to play both high definition disc formats.  The systems will offer HDCP-compliant HDMI outputs to ensure that the full resolution of HD discs will be conveyed to the display (particularly critical when or if the studios activate the image constraint flag for HD analog component output).
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' Equipped with massive 3,000 or 3,750 GB hard drives and up to an AMD 4600+ dual core processors with 8 GB of RAM, the systems can do so much more, not the least of which is to act as a high definition PVR or TiVo.  And therein lies the problem.  The combined SRPs of the top end, second generation Toshiba HD DVD player and the Sony or Panasonic or Philips Blu-ray Disc player is $2000.  The LUX starts at $3,499 and the MAX starts at $4,399.  So for home theater playback of HD on disc, this isn’t an economically efficient solution.  But if you’re in the market for a complex and capable media center that can also play back both HD disc formats, these systems might be worth a look.

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