Panasonic DVD Players Reviews

"Excellent image quality with Blu-ray movies; Profile 2.0-compliant; onboard decoding for Dolby TrueHD and DTS-HD Master Audio Essential; access to YouTube...Competitors offer more next-generation features like built-in Wi-Fi, Netflix streaming, and onboard memory;...Tell us what you like about this product...www.squidoo.com/best-blu-ray-player for information on what is the best and cheap Blu-ray player this year...Samsung Blu-ray players still slightly better..." read more »

"Although you can still buy standalone VCRs, most of the larger manufacturers prefer to combine them with a DVD recorder – as Panasonic has done here with the release of the DMR-EZ48V...Most people will probably fancy the EZ48V as a space-saving idea, but the added bonus of having a VCR and DVD recorder in one box is that you can copy tapes onto disc quickly and conveniently, bringing your analogue archives right into the digital age...The machine is a chunky beast, but that's a necessary evil given the thickness of tapes and the drives needed to play them...As a music source the deck performs well, making CDs and MP3s sound balanced and lively when channelled through a good quality receiver..." read more »

"Everything's relative, not least when it comes to testing the latest home cinema kit...The landshift is far from epic but new machines have caught the 'BD80 on its toes..." read more »

"If you are a big fan of Panasonic, then you may want to give the Panasonic DMR-EZ28K DVD recorder a try...Hybrid digital tuner records analog and digital programming, Watch slideshows or listen to music from SD memory card or USB drive, VIERALink feature for seamless integration with a compatible TV, 1080p up-conversion to make the most out of your...Panasonic has developed the DMR-EZ28 with even higher image quality..." read more »

"Great recording quality Upconversion to 1080p Variable recording speed Chasing playback...No built-in tuners No DivX support...The Panasonic DMR-EA18K is a solid basic DVD recorder with one significant caveat -- it lacks tuners of any kind...120) is a no-frills, DVD recorder that gets pretty good feedback, but picture quality isn't quite as good...The best review for the Panasonic DMR-EA18K comes from CNet.com, where editors..." read more »

"The DVD-S54 offers a 1080p up-conversion function that converts non-HD sources to high-definition (1920 x 1080 pixels) quality images...And the DVD-S54 is Deep Colour ready, which means they can reproduce images with 12-bit, 4,096-step gradation...You can operate the DVD-S54 with the VIERA TV's remote control...If you want to enjoy DVD theatre with the DVD-S54, you can start immediately, by simply pressing the VIERA Link button on the VIERA TV's remote control...The DVD-S54 offers the ease and convenience of Super Multi-Format playback, which lets users play all of their DVDs and CDs, regardless of the recording format..." read more »

"Check out our Panasonic DMP-BD55 and Panasonic DMP-BD35 Blu-ray Player Reviews below...The DMP-BD35 and DMP-BD55 feature technology that reproduces movies with colors that are exceptionally faithful to the original...The combination of a Panasonic Blu-ray player, Home Theater audio system and a VIERA HDTV converts the home entertainment experience into a true-to-life cinematic experience,” said Fried..." read more »

"Excellent video performance > Great HD audio support > Slimline design > Profile 1.1...Low-level fan noise > Dolby Digital 5.1 when the PIP secondary Audio mode is engaged...Profile 1.1 (also amusingly know as the Final Standards profile - which it isn't) mandates for persistent memory and a second video decoder, allowing for the provision of Picture-in-Picture functionality, aka Bonus View...A different proposition to the first models from Panasonic,..." read more »

"So it's with a great deal of optimism that we turn our attention to the step-up DMP-BD55, which costs around £100 more than the BD35 but offers some significant extras - we'll find out whether or not these additions are worth the extra cash in due course...Aesthetically, the BD55 and BD35 are almost identical..." read more »

"I have a BD-35K and in the manual's index there is a page called "Firmware Upgrades" on page 14...Once in ?Setup,? use the down arrow and highlight ?Display? and press OK...It should give instructions on how to do firmware updates..." read more »