DVR-BZ200 : Two New Mitsubishi Blu-Ray Recorders

Posted on 2008-03-18 03:48:00 | by: Daimaou | 2 Comments
Category: IMAGE | Tags: MITSUBISHI, BLU-RAY, DVD, HDD, AVC, AVREC

Two New Mitsubishi Blu-Ray Recorders

Mitsubishi Electric just released two New Blu-Ray recorders, the DVR-BZ200 with 500GB of internal HDD and the DVR-BZ100 with 250GB of internal HDD. Both support, obviously, AVC codec, but also AVCREC which allows you to record AVC to DVD (cheaper than Blu-Ray discs). We also have digital and analog TV tuners as well as HDMI and Tivo Like (automatically removes commercials) support …

The most interesting thing by far is touch-screen color LCD remote control... SWEET !

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Posted on Tue Mar 18, 07:22 by Timotei, NEET, Sweden ( Soon Japan )
Home Page: http://hobbyjapan.blogspot.com/
How good are the Blu-ray players doing today? Seeing that the built-in in the PS3 is awesome (well, you gotta thank the cell for that).

That remote looks freaking awesome too! The players looks rather bulky though.

Posted on Thu Mar 20, 05:31 by HifiGuy, France
Home Page: http://hifi-ring.com/
All Blu-ray players are "good" now. Just buy a player with a least a Profile 1.1 or 2.0, don't buy v1.0 !

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