If Samsung's bid in the market for Blu-Ray is the design and functionality, Philips is not far behind with its new model Philips BDP7580, Blu-Ray you only need a power cord to operate. Content is responsible for collecting the connectivity and delivering the same to the TV, Wireless HDMI technology. Precisely for that way of connecting to the TV, the Blu-Ray is only for now.The Philips BDP7580 Blu-Ray not only boasts wireless connectivity, but the technology that makes it compatible with 3D signal, as well as content from Netflix and Vudu. We also love the MediaConnect system that allows us to connect directly to the TV and computer, in this case with Blu-Ray as an intermediary in the event that the TV does not have this system.
Not lacking either NetTV, Philips's own system to bring exclusive content and widgets. In the case of DVD that we have we want to do with this Philips BDP7580, they will be rescaled to 1080p resolution automatically. Can also be played home videos in AVCHD. This new Philips Blu-Ray comes to market in April with a $ 500 price.
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