Denon DVD-3800BD, which, thanks to the utilisation of a 10-bit Silicon
Optix sxT2 HQV Realta chipset (the DVD-3800BD being the first Blu-ray
player to use this particular chipset) results in what Denon term as
being their first 'reference-standard' player.Apart from the 10-bit
Silicon Optix sxT2 HQV Realta chipset, which offers advanced scaling an
video post-processing for both Blu-ray and DVD formats, the DVD-3800BD
offers 1080p HDMI 1.3a output with 36-bit Deep Color support and 'new
higher-quality' Dolby TrueHD and dts-HD Master Audio courtesy of Denon's
D.D.S.C.-HD circuitry paired with Dual 32-bit floating point DSP Burr
Brown PCM-1796 audio decoders as well as Advanced AL24 processing
allowing for greater dynamic range.Offering support for Blu-ray,
DVD-Video, DVD-R/RW and CD Audio discs as well as MP3/WMA files (via
CD-R/RW and DVD-R/RW), JPEG/Kodak/Fuji photo disc support and,
naturally, full DiVX 6 compatibility, the Denon DVD-3800BD will begin
shipping from December (08) in silver, 'premium silver' and black for
around pound sterling1600 (roughly equating to around $2448 at the time
of writing).
Denon
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