Sharp launches 3D player design, but a bit expensive, The manufacturer launches its first 3D: the Blu-ray BD-HP90. A platinum slimline and nicely equipped.
At the outset, what we see is the look of the device. This new Sharp Blu-ray has indeed a singular design. And ultimately, it is rather a beautiful object, any end (3.5 cm thick) and bicolor (black lacquer on top and silver at the base) as a bonus, it is even possible to lying flat or place it upright on one foot. Funny. The mechanism of loading, slot-in type (like on the PS3), authorizes this kind of fantasy.
DLNA access after update
The BD-HP90 is compatible with Blu-ray and 3D has an HDMI 1.4, two headphone jacks, one optical digital audio output, Ethernet port and a USB port on the front. This will also open for DivX HD and will also play JPEG and MP3 files. The device will also DLNA certified (a firmware update will be a priori necessary) and allow them to integrate the network as the platform for reading files stored on the computer. A communication facilitated by the integration of a wireless module
The BD-HP90 is compatible with Blu-ray and 3D has an HDMI 1.4, two headphone jacks, one optical digital audio output, Ethernet port and a USB port on the front. This will also open for DivX HD and will also play JPEG and MP3 files. The device will also DLNA certified (a firmware update will be a priori necessary) and allow them to integrate the network as the platform for reading files stored on the computer. A communication facilitated by the integration of a wireless module
There is not much else to report, except the price: 399 USD What is relatively high for a Blu-ray 3D and Wi-Fi, as pretty as it is, Sharp has never been a reference in the field of DVD and Blu-ray.
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