3 הנגנים BDP 4K UHD הראשונים שאנחנו עומדים לראות.

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הנגנים הראשונים שהוצגו ויצאו לשוק בתקופה הקרובה הם של.
SAMSUNG - PANASONIC - PHILIPS והמחיר הממוצע יעמוד
כפי הנראה על כ 400$ . ה SAMSUNG ניתן להזמנה מוקדמת כבר עכשיו.
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Samsung UBD-K8500 Ultra HD Blu-ray Player

Samsung announced a new Ultra HD Blu-ray
player that will begin shipping in March 2016. It is priced at $399 and
is now available for pre-order from Samsung’s online store and from other online dealers.
the player has a curved front panel, but existing home theater owners may
be more interested on what’s found on the rear panel. This player has
dual HDMI outputs with one intended to provide the audio to legacy AV
receivers (AVRs) with HDMI 1.3 or 1.4 inputs and the second HDMI from the
player is intend to carry the 4K/UHD video to the UHD display.
That second HDMI output supports the latest HDMI 2.0a and HDCP 2.2 standards
and supports the most advanced UHD related features including High Dynamic Range
(HDR) video. Of course, if you have one of the few available AVRs that
also supports HDMI 2.0a w/HDCP 2.2 inputs and output then you will only
need to use the Samsung player’s HDMI 2.0a output for both your video and audio.
In any case equipping the player with a extra HDMI output for connection
to legacy audio systems will go a long way in easing the introduction of a
Ultra HD Blu-ray player into an existing home theater system.

These Samsung disc players include a wide range of built-in Apps including those
for the most popular 4K/UHD streaming services, such as Netflix, Amazon, YouTube,
and M-Go Plus. In fact the Apps appear to be the same set as Samsung offers with
their Smart UHD TVs.

The UBD-K8500 does have a cooling fan with rear panel vents as it is needed to
keep the player’s 8-core processor running cool

Panasonic DMP-UB900 Ulta HD Blu-ray Player

Panasonic’s new Ultra HD Blu-ray player, pictured above, is on display at their
exhibit booth. Of course it provides support for such enhanced features of HDR
and up to Rec. 2020 color gamut. Like the Samsung player described above,
the Panasonic player provides dual HDMI outputs with one for connection to
legacy audio systems (i.e., to AVRs with HDMI 1.3 or 1.4) and the other supporting
the latest HDMI 2.0a and HDCP 2.2 standards for supporting all of the 4K/UHD
features offered by this new disc format. While it appears Samsung may be the
first company to begin shipping Ultra HD Blu-ray players (i.e., set for March),
Panasonic should begin shipping the DMP-UB900 just a little later.
It appears that the DMP-UB900 may ship without support for online streaming services,
but Panasonic indicates these will be added via subsequent firmware updates
(but no details yet about what services or when they may be added).

Panasonic has not yet announced the price nor the specific date they expect to
begin shipping production units. But given Samsung’s rather aggressive pricing
(i.e., $399) and comprehensive feature set for their announced Ultra HD Blu-ray player,
this will keep the pressure on the likes of Panasonic, Sony and LG to price their
first generation players in the sub-$500 range.

Philips BDP7501 Ultra HD Blu-ray Player

Like the offerings from Samsung and Panasonic, the Philips BDP7501 supports High Dynamic
Range (HDR) videos. This Philip player will also have dual HDMI outputs with one
being a HDMI 1.4 version for connection to legacy audio systems and the other being
a HDMI 2.0a w/HDCP 2.2 for connection to UHD displays. Support for popular 4K
streaming video services is included (e.g., Netflix, Amazon, YouTube, etc.).
Philips says the player will be available this spring and will sell for under $400.