Lovely slim design & easy to set up with a brilliant picture. Great value for money.

Attractive Design; Bright Image; Fast Setup; Good Connection Options; Good Resolution; Reduced Glare; Simple Controls

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An easy to use and reliable blu ray player

Slimline design; easy to set up and use; upscales DVD's to offer excellent picture quality

No ethernet or HDMI cable included

very good product and worked right out of the pkg with no programming necessary for my Panasonic DMP BD-75

The Panasonic DMP-BD75 ($120) is a relatively basic component Blu-ray player . It supports output resolutions up to 1080p, and offers wired (but not wireless) access to Netflix, CinemaNow, Napster, and Vudu, but lacks support for Hulu Plus, Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Pandora, and other common...

Televisions, home theatre systems and Blu-ray players these days are usually crammed full with the latest whiz-bang technology - if you buy a player from one of the half-dozen ‘big brands', it'll likely have the ability to decode 3D video, connect to the Internet, stream video on demand, Skype your...

Cheap; Fast operation

No Web features

The entry-level range for Blu-ray players, which would be under the10 grand mark, wasn't even around three years ago. Today, thanks to the reduction of Blu-ray components across the globe, manufacturers can safely lower their price and offer a buyer a range in this entry-level segment.

Panasonic has introduced an entry-level range for Blu-ray players. These players are available at cost-effective prices under 10k. The player comes with compact design and offers excellent performance. However, this 3D Blu-ray device of Panasonic is not equipped with Wi-Fi facilities.

DLNA networking; Supports Dolby TrueHD and DTS HD Master Audio; New ultra-slim design; USB port; DivX HD and MKV support; LED display

Lack of memory or Wi-Fi; Absence of AAC; WMV or WMA