Sony's BDV-E570 full HD 1080p Blu-ray Disc 5.1 channel home theater system also offers access to entertainment from the BRAVIA Internet Video platform and BD-LIVE functionality via an included USB ...

Sony now offers consumers the most diverse line of 3D capable home entertainment products including 19 BRAVIA® HDTVs, Blu-ray Disc players and theater systems, and audio/video components that ...

Sony UBP-X800M2 4K UHD Home Theater Streaming Blu-Ray Disc Player What you need to know: With the latest in both video and audio fidelity, this Blu-ray player brings the theater into your living room.

Luckily, you can save 39% on the Sony UBP-X700M 4K Ultra HD Home Theater Streaming Blu-ray DVD Player on both Amazon and at Walmart, dropping that price down from $260 to $158.

Sony says its new 4K Blu-ray player, the X800M2, which supports the Dolby Vision HDR standard, is due in May. TV and home video editor Ty Pendlebury joined CNET Australia in 2006, and moved to New ...

It's worth mentioning that 3D Blu-ray will likely require both a compatible HDTV and a new HDMI 1.4 cable, so the true cost of 3D will be relatively high if you've bought a new HDTV recently.

So far, Sony has yet to announce pricing or availability for the UBD-X800 Ultra HD Blu-ray player or X930E/X940E series TVs. For more information, see the Sony website.

The Sony UBP-X1000ES reference standard 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray player not only handles disc playback, but also streams content in 4K along with HDR (high dynamic range) for richer colors and deeper ...

Naturally, you’ll need something to play 4K discs on, and that’s where 4K Blu-ray players come in. While it seems like you ...

Sony has just announced its first 4K Blu-ray player in over five years, the UBP-X700/K. This is an updated version of the UBP-X700 that was initially released back in 2018.

The Best 4K HD Blu-Ray DVD Players: 5 Options to Complete Your Home Movie Theater Streaming offers some fantastic picture quality, as well as litany of options for films. But sometimes DVD players ...

As Mackenzie explains, the types of Blu-ray discs that Sony won’t make any more are “home-recordable” discs, like the blank DVD-Rs and CD-Rs that many of us used for burning photos, MP3s ...