Denon ’s DBP-2010CI and DBP-1610CI Blu - shaft of light players are made with in high spirits - remnant ingredient , but at $ 700 and $ 500 severally , they are missing fringe benefit found in much cheaper players .
They both have what fairly much every $ 300 Blu - ray player from Samsung , LG , Sony or Panasonic has :
• An Ethernet port for BD - Live and firmware updates
• DivX and AVCHD playback
• Bitstream Dolby TrueHD and DTS HD Master Audio , involve decoding in a on an individual basis sold recipient
They do n’t have Wi - Fi or any pelt video app , like Netflix or Amazon VOD . ( You ’d have to slum it with a cheaper LG or Sammy if you desire those proletarian features . )
They both do have “ superior ” stereo analog outputs and Burr - Brown digital - to - analog converters for CD hearing , if you ’re still into cd and have really expensive speakers . Besides , the step - up DBP-2010CI also has 7.1 analogue audio output , though not sure if the 1610 does ( doubt it ) . That ’s really only necessary if you have a dainty surround - sound system , but do n’t have the hard currency to upgrade your recipient when you go Blu - ray .
The 2010 also has an Anchor Bay upscaler for avowedly badass playback of videodisk , and an RS232C so that customs duty installers can set up distant controls for it . That ’s really who it ’s for : Custom installers who go the extra mile — and then bill you for it . Go get ’em , Denon . I ’ll be here contented with my LGs and Samsungs . [ Denon ]
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