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CES 2009: JVC revealed their first Blu-ray player

Written by Matti Robinson @ 09 Jan 2009 3:49 User comments (3)

CES 2009: JVC revealed their first Blu-ray player

JVC announced their first Blu-ray player at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. The JVC XV-BP1 features BD Live compatibility and AVCHD playback. It will become available during March 2009.
XV-BP1 supports AVCHD, JPEG, MP3, WMA, Dolby Digital, Dolby Digital Plus, Dolby True HD, DTS and DTS HD formats and includes USB Host, component, composite, LAN, and HDMI 1.3 connectors as well as analog, optical and coaxial audio outputs.



The new player will sell for and estimated $299.95.

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3 user comments

19.1.2009 04:46

I wonder what the discounted price of this player will be ?

29.1.2009 05:33

What Blu-ray profile is this more importantly? If its anything less than 2.0 then its really a waste!

39.1.2009 05:42

Originally posted by Stu_dent:
What Blu-ray profile is this more importantly? If its anything less than 2.0 then its really a waste!
Originally posted by The Article:
JVC announced their first Blu-ray player at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. The JVC XV-BP1 features BD Live compatibility and AVCHD playback. It will become available during March 2009.
BD Live is profile 2.0.
This message has been edited since its posting. Latest edit was made on 09 Jan 2009 @ 5:44

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