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	1	Philips BDP7600 MP3, 24p, 3D-ready, WLAN, BD-Live, DivX, DLNA, WMA, JPEG, Upscaling; DTS, Dolby Digital, …; Newest review: 11/2011 The BDP7600/12 is a sleek looking brushed silver Blu-ray player that Philips has packed with features, including access to BBC iPlayer, and a USB port for playing video and audio files off external 6 reviews, 1 opinion (Average)

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Philips BDP7600

MP3, 24p, 3D-ready, WLAN, BD-Live, DivX, DLNA, WMA, JPEG, Upscaling; DTS, Dolby Digital, …; Newest review: 11/2011

The BDP7600/12 is a sleek looking brushed silver Blu-ray player that Philips has packed with features, including access to BBC iPlayer, and a USB port for playing video and audio files off external

6 reviews, 1 opinion (Average)

More information at: TechRadar UK, 7/2011 Philips BDP7600 The 7 Series 3D Blu-ray player from Philips is a sight to behold with its silver-grey finish and nicely chiseled body. If that doesn't tempt you, maybe the web browser and media streaming will. … to review

Philips BDP 3000

WMA, BD-Live, Picture in Picture (PiP), DivX, Upscaling, USB / Card Slot, MP3, JPEG; DTS, …; Newest review: 12/2009

"... Where the BDP3000 really shone was in our speed tests. While it took a leisurely 17 seconds to open the tray from Off, it was the fastest to get to the main menu of a film; in fact, it was …

7 reviews, 88 opinions (Above average)

Philips BDP9600

Upscaling, JPEG, 3D-ready, DLNA, MP3, DivX, 24p, WLAN, WMA, BD-Live; DTS-HD MA, Dolby Digital …; Newest review: 2/2011

“Extremely well equipped player with an internet portal and fantastic build quality. Innovative remote control. Stereo and 7.1 Cinch outputs. Sounds pleasantly melodious.”

3 reviews

More information at: Video-HomeVision, issue 3/2011 A question of price The Blu-ray player market has the right device for every budget. But are expensive players really that much better than cheaper ones? We tested four of the latest devices from 200 to 750 euros which work with 3D discs. In test: Four Blu-ray players were reviewed. They were rated on image and sound quality, features, operation and processing.

Philips Cinema 21:9 + BDP9100

LCD; 56"; Full HD; 24p, Media Streaming; 100Hz; Newest review: 9/2009

"Philips is the first to offer a truly cinematic widescreen experience from a TV, but you can bet others will follow!"

2 reviews

Philips BDP5100

JPEG, WMA, DivX, MP3, 24p, BD-Live, Upscaling; Dolby TrueHD, DTS-HD MA; Newest review: 11/2010

“Displays video and photo formats. A player without 3D playback. Above average error correction. Short access times when selecting a file from MP3 music folders. Minimal operating noise. Wireless

5 reviews

More information at: Video-HomeVision, issue 10/2010 Absolute Beginners When, if not now, will you start with the high resolution film experience? Good Blu-ray players are already available for 200 euros. But which player will make the best debut appearance? In test: Five Blu-ray players were reviewed. Test criteria were picture and sound quality, features, operation and processing.

Philips BDP8000

WLAN, DLNA, 3D-ready, Upscaling, WMA, BD Java, DivX, JPEG, MP3, 24p, BD-Live; Dolby TrueHD, …; Newest review: 1/2011

CNet found this Blu-ray player's only weaknesses to be its lofty price tag and poor selection of online services, which doesn't even come close to some others. Otherwise they say it offers

4 reviews

More information at: Video-HomeVision, issue 12/2010 Completely 3D The latest high-tech players offer film viewing pleasure in three dimensions. However, these small and elegant multimedia centres are also equipped for 2D films. ‘Video-HomeVision’ tested ten new 3D Blu-ray players and sound-bars which definitely know their stuff when it comes to DVDs, internet videos and network streaming. In test: Five 3D Blu-ray players were reviewed. Test criteria were picture and sound quality, features, operation and processing.

Philips BDP 7300

BD Java, Upscaling, DivX, USB / Card Slot, MP3, 24p, JPEG, BD-Live, WMA; Dolby TrueHD, DTS, …; Newest review: 11/2009

"... The rear adds 5.1 analogue audio outputs to the usual component, composite, HDMI and digital audio connectors, which is good to see at this price. Menus are second only to the LG in ease of

7 reviews, 7 opinions (Above average)

More information at: audiovision, issue 7-8/2009 Blu-ray - The Salvation Not only the terminator is unstoppable, so are Blu-ray discs: The players cost less and less while offering more and more. ... Seven Blu-ray players up to 400 Euros were tested. They were all rated “very good”. Among the test criteria were image quality (picture resolution [HDMI], picture dynamics [HDMI], gain accuracy [HDMI] ...), sound quality (digital sound quality [Jitter], channel separation, distortion ...) as well as features.

Philips BDP 7500

MP3, BD-Live, Picture in Picture (PiP), Upscaling, DivX, 24p, JPEG; DTS-HD, DTS, DTS-HD MA, …; Newest review: 3/2010

"... The BDP7500 looked very good to us, delivering crisp images and natural motion, thanks to its support of the now ubiquitous 24p format. ... Although the Philips BDP7500's networking …

5 reviews, 3 opinions (Excellent)

Philips BDP 3100

24p, MP3, BD-Live, Upscaling, WMA, DivX, JPEG; Dolby Digital, Dolby Digital Plus, DTS-HD MA, …; Newest review: 7/2010

"FOR: Easy to use; HD audio decoding; good detail and natural colours; affordable. AGAINST: Lacks the sonic dynamics of best around; pictures could be punchier."

3 reviews, 23 opinions (Average)

Philips BDP7500 MK II

Upscaling, JPEG, 3D-ready, DLNA, MP3, 24p, WMA; Dolby Digital Plus, DTS-HD, DTS, Dolby TrueHD, …; Newest review: 3/2011

Pocket-Lint describes the Philips BDP7500S2's high quality construction as top-of-line and is impressed by its great 2D and 3D performance as well. Unfortunately its meager network connections

12 reviews

More information at: test (Stiftung Warentest), issue 12/2010 Online and three dimensional Blu-ray players: the cheapest Blu-ray player costs just 160 euros, the cheapest 3D model is a little over €200. Not only do they play videos but they can also access the internet - within limits. In test: 13 Blu-ray players were tested. 11 were rated “good” and 2 “satisfactory”. Test criteria were image and sound (3D playback, photos, visual test with high resolution image/DVD ...), handling (set-up, music player, network and internet use ...), as well as error correction, energy usage, operational noise and versatility. When operational noise was rated as ‘acceptable’, the overall rating was decreased by half a mark.

Philips BDP7200

24p, Picture in Picture (PiP), Upscaling; Dolby TrueHD, DTS-HD, Dolby Digital; Newest review: 2/2009

“Its powerful analogue and digital sound outputs make this affordable Philips BDP 7200 a flexible addition, even for older AV receivers. Its neat Blu-ray cinema picture is impressive. But

5 reviews, 1 opinion (Above average)

More information at: AUDIO, issue 1/2009 We are family One fundamental concept, three different versions: the Blu-ray player from Funai serves as a platform for the latest player generation from both Onkyo and Philips. Is there an obvious resemblance or are they different? ‘AUDIO’ carried out a gene test. In test: Three Blu-ray players were reviewed and they were all rated “very good”. Among the test criteria were sound, picture quality and features.

Philips BDP9500

WMA, JPEG, MP3, BD-Live, DivX, Upscaling; DTS, DTS-HD MA, Dolby Digital, Dolby Digital Plus, …; Newest review: 2/2010

“The BDP9500 is a good player with top image quality, but it is not exactly cheap.”

2 reviews

More information at: Heimkino, issue 2-3/2010 A Powerful Piece In the Blu-ray market, Philips is broadly positioned - the Dutch manufacturer currently offers no less than seven different players for HD discs. With its top model, the BDP9500, Philips plans to set the new standards in this segment below 600 Euros. HEIMKINO has checked in the test laboratory, whether this will work. Single Test. Among the test criteria were quality (hardware, software), operation (setup, remote control, daily use) and quality (sound, processing, overall picture ...).

Product information and further reviews

Philips BDP 7500: a review of a 3D ready Blu-ray player netzwelt.de 1/2011 - A Philips premiere: with the BDP 7500, the Dutch company has brought out its first 3D ready Blu-ray player. And at a list price of 290 euros it’s not all that expensive. The player had to prove its worth in ‘netzwelt’s’ extensive lab, visual and audio test - with astonishing results.

3D, Internet and Great Pictures CHIP Online 6/2010 - Three new devices clean up: A bunch of newly tested Blu-ray disc players have moved to the top of the best seller list. The new HD players by Philips, Samsung and Panasonic are leaving the competition far behind. Review details: Ten Blu-ray players were reviewed. Test criteria were image quality, ergonomics, features, sound quality, and energy efficiency.

The Second One is Even Better! CHIP Online 6/2010 - The Philips Blu-ray disc player BDP7500 comes in a second edition - as implied by the initials ‘S2’. And it actually outshines its predecessor - and all of its competitors. The reward for the new edition: First place on our best seller list. Review details: Single Test. Test criteria were, image quality, ergonomy, features, energy efficiency and documentation / service.

Best Image Quality CHIP Test & Kauf 3/2010 - The BDP9500 impressed with a flawless picture and even allowed black level settings - this is especially interesting for playback on a projector. ... Review details: Single Test. Test criteria were features, image quality as well as ergonomy and energy efficiency.

Philips' icing on the 3D cake What Hi-Fi? Sound and Vision 12/2010 - Philips' first ever 3D Blu-ray player comes in a MkII version of the firm's BDP-S7500 deck. The upgrade is officially marked with the 'S2' suffix, though the unit itself - and several retailers - sports the MkII name. ...

Philips BDP7500 Mk II TrustedReviews 10/2010 - When we reviewed the original version of the BDP7500 back in January of this year, there was one vital ingredient missing from its already generous feature list – 3D compatibility. But now that the technology has started to take off, Philips has wisely revamped the BDP7500 for the 3D generation, and crucially it hasn’t bumped up the price to reflect its new-found talents.

Blu-ray film delights CHIP 2/2009 - The festivities are over and you still haven’t spent the money you were given for Christmas - the ideal time to get a Blu-ray player. ‘CHIP’ tested out eight of the latest models to see just what this new generation had up its sleeve. Review details: Eight Blu-ray players were reviewed and rated from 83 to 97 out of a possible 100 points. Among the test criteria were features, image quality and ergonomics. We also looked at one games console as a comparison model.

Philips BDP7300 Blu-ray player Pocket-lint.co.uk 8/2009 - A complete Profile 2.0 Blu.ray player with BD-Live, and a competent range of features, Philips' BDP7300 might be the device that brings the manufacturer solidly into the Blu-ray market. Build quality and design are both reassuringly high.

Philips BDP3100 TrustedReviews 6/2010 - Blu-ray players have come on in leaps and bounds over the past year, introducing us to the wonders of Full HD 3D, wireless media streaming and web widgets. But Philips has always been a few steps behind the Japanese and Koreans in terms of innovation, and as such hasn't yet dipped its toe in cutting-edge waters. Instead it focuses on producing stylish, no-nonsense decks for people who simply want high-quality Blu-ray playback, not a bevy of beguiling features. Review details: Single Test. One Blu-ray player was reviewed and rated on design, features, performance and value.

Philips Blu-ray breaks £200 barrier What Hi-Fi? Sound and Vision 11/2009 - Consult our Buyer's Guide, and you'll see that this Philips will be the first Blu-ray player to sneak in with an RRP of under £200 - now, the high-def format really is in reach for the masses. ...

Philips BDP7300 Computer Shopper 9/2009 - Blu-ray movies provide HD audio as well as video. If you've recently bought an HD TV, you'll certainly benefit from the former - just hook up any Blu-ray player over HDMI to enjoy pin-sharp pictures. Audio is often a secondary consideration, though, and even those who have surround-sound speakers may balk at spending at least £350 on a new AV receiver to decode the latest soundtrack formats, such as Dolby TrueHD.

Philips BDP7300 Blu-ray Player TrustedReviews 6/2009 - After an awkward start to the Blu-ray player format, despite being one of the progenitors, Philips has released the Profile 2.0 BDP7300. Their high-end device with design aesthetics to win many over, its specifications are equally all-encompassing. Review details: Single Test. One DVD player was reviewed and rated on design, features, performance and value.

Philips BDP7200 PC Advisor 6/2008 - Prices of Blu-ray players are finally falling and quality increasing now that competition from HD DVD players has fallen away and manufacturers can begin to invest more into the winning high definition format. Philips's BDP7200 will hit the market in time for Christmas and from what has already been seen of it at trade shows and the company's own demonstrations, it could be one to beat.