Panasonic expands range of Full HD 3D Blu-ray Disc players
Panasonic knows that stereoscopic 3D is gaining traction, and they are bracing themselves to meet current as well as future needs with its new range of Full HD 3D Blu-ray Disc players that will include the DMP-BDT100 as it hits the market this August to join the DMP-BDT300 and DMP-BDT350 (as seen in the image on your right). While there is still no word on pricing, the BDT100 is no slouch in performance, offering output of stunning and immersive Full HD 3D imagery to compatible HD displays. No only that it also handles a wide range of audio standards while upconverting all standard definition video formats to 1080p. With Wi-Fi built-in, you need not worry about hooking it up to a LAN cable, lessening the risk of tripping over wires whenever you walk around the home. Other features include an SD memory card slot and a USB port. [Press Release]
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