Panasonic launch new Blu-ray Home Theatre range for 2010
Panasonic has launched its latest range of Home Theatre kit with which to tempt the pounds from your pockets. The SC-BT735, BT330, BT230 and BT222 home cinema kits are touted as having the most “realistic” cinema surround experience outside of your local multiplex.
This “realistic” experience is achieved by using a mixture of both real and virtual speakers to throw audio at the viewer from all manner of angles. PHL Reference Chroma Processor Plus is standard across the entire range too, making for more accurate colour reproduction on screen.
The BT375 features “Pure Direct Sound” speakers at the front and “Advanced Bamboo” cone units for the front and surround speakers. There is also a slim-type speaker box included which “reduces unwanted reflection from the baffle and brings out high quality pure direct sound.”
The SC-BT330, BT230 and BT222 also feature the Advanced Bamboo cone speakers as central speakers.
All kits except the BT222 are wireless ready for the rear speaker units, and feature DLNA capability, BD-Live, VieraCast and wireless LAN functionality. YouTube videos and Picasa photos can all be accessed through VieraCast.
Panasonic also announced its Full HD 3D Blu-ray Disc Home Cinema System. It will also feature Pure Direct Sound Speakers and will include Full HD 3D playback with 1920×1080 frame-sequential method, VieraCast, and BD-Live. It is expected to launch in the Autumn.
Pick up the BT375 here for £698 once it become available in the UK shortly.
