Panasonic does not waste its time in introducing their new DMP-60 blu-ray player.The Panasonic DMP-BD60 aims to compete with the other cheap blu-ray models on the market by offering magnificent perfomance backed up by strong features.The overall design is a carryover from previous models, slim and sleek with the addition of the Viera Cast sticker. Profile 2.0 or BD-Live which grants playback of Internet-enabled features located in some of the latest Blu-ray discs. Its Ethernet port still gives you quick Internet access thanks to the Viera Cast technology.You can now choose to stream multimedia content from the Internet quickly. Viera Cast is an online content portal that enable special access to well-known online services including YouTube and Picasa for video and photo sharing in that order. Amazon’s Video on Demand service has recently been included. This service lets you stream movies and TV shows in HD.
It is one of the greatest performers for complete video processing. In terms of video performance, this player has . It produces outstanding color fidelity and resolution with serious rich blacks. Its rendering of fast moving movie sequences without jaggies is nothing short of fantastic for its price range.The Panasonic DMP-BD60 does not aim to score in looks or features but it is one of the Top 10 Blu-ray players in the industry.
The complete design of the Panasonic DMP-BD80 looks noticeably similar to the other DMP-BD models by Panasonic which all adopt the same basic style. Of course with the Blu-ray and BD-Live logos, the DMP-BD80 is a recent model.Just like the other Blu-ray players by Panasonic, the DMP-BD80 shines greatly in image quality. Those who wants to make the best out of their existing Blu-ray collection is in for a authentic treat because images remain crisp and clean without any need for tweaking the options. It does a great job with the noise and jaggies reduction and the 1080p full HD specification combined with the Profile 2.0 support make it exceptional for watching the latest Blu-ray movies. It also handles standard DVDs nicely by upscaling the SD imagery and enhancing their picture quality.
