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LG today unveiled its second-generation Super Blu Player at the CEDIA 2007 expo. Sporting both formats' logos, the BH200 is capable of Blu-ray disc and HD DVD playback with advanced BD-Java and HDi interactivity, putting an end to consumers' dilemma over which format to go with.
The BH200 is the successor to the award-winning BH100 that has been widely recognized as a groundbreaking product with industry accolades including CNN's Best of CES, CNET's CES 2007 Best in Show and Home Video categories and Popular Mechanics' CES Editor's Choice Award.
With full networked interactivity available from selected HD DVDs, and the capability to handle networked "BD-Live" interactivity in forthcoming Blu-ray discs, it is the latest available technology that plays both disc formats. The Super Blu Player is the ideal match for movie enthusiasts and even music enthusiasts as it supports audio CDs and the ability to up-scale standard DVDs to 1080p resolution.
The LG Super Blu Player, can output video at 24, 30 and 60 frames-per-second, and supports various A/V formats, including MPEG-2, VC-1, H.264 video, MPEG1/2 audio, Dolby Digital, Dolby Digital+, DTS and DTS-HD audio. The unit also includes multiple inputs/outputs such as HDMI 1.3 out, component/composite video outputs, digital optical and analog audio outputs as well as a LAN Ethernet port for network interactivity.
The LG Super Blu Player will be available in mid-October at a suggested retail price of US$999.
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