With the high definition disc war being won by Blu-Ray after Toshiba announced that they would no longer manufacture and market their HD DVD recorders, it’s now safe to dive into the high definition DVD market knowing there is only one format.
A Blu-ray player for audiophiles
Pioneer’s BDP-LX70A is the best Blu-Ray player around, and ought to be for a price tag that is nearly double that of its competitors. It delivers stunning sound and vision; it can stream audio and video from your computer and is compatible with MP3, WMA and WAV files as well as JPEG, PNG, GIF, MPEG and WMA files. It ticks just about every box a home cinema enthusiast could ask for, offering brilliant colours, deep blacks and pristine razor sharp edges. The soundtracks in TrueHD and DTS-HD are dynamic and clear, just the way the makers of the movie intended them to be. The best way to enjoy your Blu-Ray discs and worth every penny of the £1000 retail price.
