The AVR-4310CI is the latest 7.1-channel A/V receiver from Denon that comes equipped with Dolby’s latest Pro Logic IIz decoder. The device supports Dolby TrueHD, DTS-HD Master Audio and Audyssey’s Dynamic Surround Expansion technology. Using Anchor Bay VRS processing, the receiver is able to upconvert analog and digital video sources to HD quality (up to 1080p/24/60). Other features include Audyssey MultEQ XT room acoustic correction system, an integrated HD radio, six HDMI inputs and two parallel HDMI outputs. The Denon AVR-4310CI 7.1-Channel A/V Receiver is priced at $1,999. [Product Page via iTechNews]
This super compact Bluetooth audio receiver ‘LBT-AR200C2′ from Logitec Japan is rather cool, with this device you’ll be able to playback any music simply by pairing it with a compatible mobile phone, PMP, computer etc. The unit itself has no onboard memory and features basic controls like play / pause and skip and has an internal battery that lasts up to 6 hours after being charged via USB. It goes on sale next month in Japan and will be available in four colors for 6,980 Yen ($ 77). [Newlaunches]
Luxurious gadgets are for rich person. And if you’re rich, you can buy the new Jamo DMR 70-A 5.1 Channel DVD Receiver. Measuring 55mm high, the gadget offers 5 x 65W power, Dolby Digital, DTS 5.1, and Dolby Pro-Logic II decoding, upscaling of DVDs to either 720p or 1080i HD resolution via its HDMI output and supports for DivX, WMA, SVCD, MP3 and JPEG formats. The entry-level system consists of the DVD player and the A102HCS5 speakers. It is priced at $1112. Meanwhile, the midrange, premium and flagship packages features Jamo’s A 400 series speakers with a powered 200W subwoofer, with prices ranging from $1419 to $1820. Speakers are also available in black, silver, or white. The DVD player itself costs $910. [TechDigest]
by Johan on August 16, 2007
Samsung’s new AV-R720 receiver will be on display at IFA Expo 2007. The receiver produces 850 Watts of power and boasts 1080p support, 7.1 audio, 2 HDMI in/out jacks, along with the standard fare of component, composite and coaxial inputs. The Samsung AV-R720 receiver is exclusive to Germany for now and retails for around $890 (after conversion).
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by Alexander on August 13, 2007
Yamaha’s new flagship Home Theater Receiver: The RX-Z11 has set the bar for Audio/Video receivers with its full HDMI support for 1080p HDTVs and 11.2-Channel surround sound capabilities. The Yamaha RX-Z11 has a whopping five HDMI inputs with two allowing you to send a full HD signal to a 1080p HDTV. It also features four component inputs with two outputs, along with support for Dolby Digital Plus/True HD and DTS High Resolution Audio/Master Audio. The RX-Z11 has network capabilities enabling access to Internet Radio, as well as music from your computer and an iPod dock. Release is set for November, check the Yamaha Website for more details.
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