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Mitsubishi will launch the REAL Engine LCD-22BLR500 22-inch HDTV in the Japanese market. This all-in-one HDTV comes equipped with a digital TV tuner, a 500GB HDD and a Blu-ray player/burner with AVCREC support. The Mitsubishi LCD-22BLR500 also features an SD card slot, a USB port and an Ethernet port to give you access to most Japanese VOD services including Tsutaya TV. The Mitsubishi REAL Engine LCD-22BLR500 will be available in Japan next month for 100,000 Yen or approx. $1,239. [Mitsubishi]
The new Addonics Blu-ray/DVD DigiCopier allows you to copy a Blu-Ray, DVD or a CD disc without a computer. All you need to do is place the master disc into the source drive located on the top of the unit and a blank media into the rest of the other drives below the source drive. Close all the drive doors and start the copying process, and within a few minutes your Blu-Ray, DVD or CD disc is copied. The Addonics Blu-ray/DVD DigiCopier is priced at between $459 to $2,359, depending on the model. [Addonics]
If you are living in Japan, you will be able to purchase the LG FX166. The company will release this micro Hi-Fi and 3D Blu-ray combo later this week. The FX166 comes equipped with a DVD/Blu-Ray video player with 3D support, DLNA support, a FM radio and an alarm clock. Additionally, this music player is also compatible with iPod touch and iPhones. [LG]
LG Electronics has recently introduced the BD670 Blu-ray 3D player. What makes this Blu-ray 3D player special is that it features Smart TV Access and Integrated Wi-Fi connectivity, allowing you to get thousands of movies, apps, shows and online videos straight to your TV from your wireless Internet connection at home. You can also download a special app for your iPod touch, iPhone or Android-based smartphone that turns the handset into a remote control for the BD670. If you have a library of standard and Blu-ray movie titles, the LG BD670 Blu-ray player also uses 1080p up-scaling of standard DVDs for a near high-definition viewing experience – no matter what format is being played. [LG]
Pioneer USA has decided to launch its first BDXL Blu-ray burner, the BDR-206MBK. This product can write up to 128GB on a single BDXL Quad Layer disc, which is equal to 27 single layer DVD discs. This computer drive allows users to author high-definition Blu-ray disc content, while also delivering the ability for high-capacity data storage. The 5.25-inch drive can read BD-ROM discs, read/write triple/dual/single layer BD-R and BD-RE discs, read DVD-ROM, and read/write most DVD and CD recordable media formats. The Pioneer BDR-206MBK BDXL Blu-ray burner can be purchased right now for $199 a pop. [Pioneer USA]
Sony B2B today unveiled the brand new all integrated Blu-ray home theater, the BDV-F7. The internet-ready Sony BDV-F7 Blu-ray home theater comes equipped with a subwoofer and a 5.1 Virtual Surround sound-bar. What’s more, it also supports Wi-Fi, DLNA, YouTube, Pandora, Slacker and Netflix. What makes the BDV-F7 more interesting is that it comes with a 3D Blu-ray movie support, a USB port for MP3 player, iPod and digital camera. The new Sony BDV-F7 Blu-ray Home Theater will be available in North America in October 2010 for approx. $600. [Akihabara]
Mitsubishi has proudly introduced a couple of new Blu-ray recorders that come with either a 1TB or a 500GB of storage space. The Mitsubishi DVR-BZ340 (1TB) and DVR-BZ240 (500GB) feature a 8x Blu-ray recorder, two digital TV tuner and supports acTVila Japanese VOD Service. You can transfer the recorded video contents from its internal hard disk drive to your computer via a USB port or an SD card. [Akihabara]
Pioneer is ready to launch a couple of new Blu-ray players in the form of the BDP-330 and BDP-LX53. These players are capable of playing YouTube videos and also RSS feeds, thanks to Internet connectivity provided via its onboard Ethernet port, or optional Wi-Fi USB dongle. Both Blu-ray players can also internally decode high-resolution Dolby TrueHD and DTS-HD Master Audio surround sound and are BD-Live-ready. There is also the iControlAV app for iPhone and iPod touch, which enables you to operate these Blu-ray players wirelessly via Wi-Fi. The Pioneer BDP-330 and BDP-LX53 are now available in Singapore for SGD$399 (US$289.57) and SGD$549 (US$398.43), respectively. [CNet]
With 3D HDTV being one of the biggest advancements in TV technology since the flat panel people are definitely getting excited about what is to come. Sony, never being one to be left behind has just announced their new BDV-HZ970W Blu-ray 3D Home Theater System. These new lines of home theater systems will have features like a USB wireless LAN adapter (802.11n), two HDMI inputs each with a 3D pass-through, an HDMI repeater function and a universal remote. Buckle in and get ready for the future. [SlashGear]
NU has recently announced the availability of the EBR240, which is claimed to be the world’s slimmest portable external Blu-Ray writer in the market so far. The device supports dual-layer burning on Blu-Ray disks, and can reach speeds of 6X and 2X on BD-R discs and BD-RE discs, respectively. Measuring 155mm x 141mm x18mm and weighing at just 380grams, the EBR240 also claims to be able to automatically adjust the writing speed to minimize disc error when using poor quality media at high-speed recording. [FarEastGizmos]
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