Four more home cinema solutions from Sony
All this week we’ve been looking at eagerly anticipated Sony home cinema releases. We’ve so far covered 3 all-in-one systems. Today we look at four more systems built around the BDP-S360 blu-ray disc player.
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All this week we’ve been looking at eagerly anticipated Sony home cinema releases. We’ve so far covered 3 all-in-one systems. Today we look at four more systems built around the BDP-S360 blu-ray disc player.
The BDV-Z7 makes surround sound a reality for smaller rooms and apartments without the need for lots of speakers. As well as packing in all the best features of its weightier counterparts, the E300 and E800W, it manages a cool 5.1 virtual surround sound.
Yesterday we reviewed the Sony BDV-E300. Today we review its brother system that has all the same bells and whistles but a few more fireworks. These blu-ray, surround sound home cinema systems are not for the light-hearted so proceed with caution. Only hardcore home media fanatics need apply.
The Sony BDV-E300 is a lot like its brother system (previewed tomorrow). In other ways, it’s a lot different. With near-HD upscaling and a surround sound system to blow your socks off; simple yet powerful home cinema can be yours for the taking.
Ahead of September’s IFA in Berlin, and after the announcement of the release of its new Cybershot cameras, Sony bring us seven Blu-ray home cinema solutions that are as powerful as they are simple to set up. Check Gaj-it each day for a break down of these fantastic, all-in-one packages.
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I’ll admit it. While I love getting new things- especially pretty cameras- I dread that part afterwards where you realise you’ve got wrapped up in the fanciness of a product