Harman/Kardon Announces Its First Blu-ray Player

Prestigious consumer-electronics maker Harman/Kardon has announced the release of its first Blu-ray player, the BDP 10, initially for the European market only. It will have BonusView and BD-Live capability and support advanced audio codecs, 1080/24p video, and JPEG and Divx, playable from its front USB port. Information on Dolby TrueHD and DTS-HD support is still a bit undefined, as the specifications don't say whether the player only bitstreams those codecs or also decodes them. Also, the player does not include multichannel analog audio outputs. List price in Germany is 700 euros, and it will be available during May.
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wiyosaya  » May 07, 2009
While I think this is great news for the Blu-ray format, I really want my stand-alone Blu-ray recorder for the US market.

HaloIsOverrated  » May 08, 2009
If it is anything like they're A/V receivers, it's gonna be terrible.

Vince Bond  » May 08, 2009
Agreed!! If this player is anything like their A/V receivers, I'll be staying away from this steaming pile!!

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