Showing posts with label BDPS760. Show all posts
Showing posts with label BDPS760. Show all posts
Friday, January 25, 2013
New wireless Blu-ray player from Sony - the BDP-S760
New wireless Blu-ray player from Sony - the BDP-S760 Tube. Duration : 1.70 Mins.
A product demonstration video from IFA 2009, showing off the capabilities of the new wireless Blu-ray player from Sony, the BDP-S760. The BDP-S760 is fully Wi-Fi®-enabled using Wireless-N, the fastest and most reliable wireless system. It is also Wi-Fi Protected Setup (WPS) enabled, which means that by pressing a single button on the WPS enabled router a secure connection from your player to the wireless network is established. The wireless capability of the BDP-S760 also means it's even easier for you to run firmware updates for your player via the Internet and to experience the exciting possibilities offered by BD-Live™. More and more titles are utilising BD-Live™, allowing you to enjoy bonus content such as additional scenes, trailers and movie-based games. The BDP-S760 is DLNA™ certified, allowing the transfer of JPG files from other DLNA™ enabled devices, such as your VAIO PC, even if theyre not in the same room. For more information please go to: presscentre.sony.eu
A product demonstration video from IFA 2009, showing off the capabilities of the new wireless Blu-ray player from Sony, the BDP-S760. The BDP-S760 is fully Wi-Fi®-enabled using Wireless-N, the fastest and most reliable wireless system. It is also Wi-Fi Protected Setup (WPS) enabled, which means that by pressing a single button on the WPS enabled router a secure connection from your player to the wireless network is established. The wireless capability of the BDP-S760 also means it's even easier for you to run firmware updates for your player via the Internet and to experience the exciting possibilities offered by BD-Live™. More and more titles are utilising BD-Live™, allowing you to enjoy bonus content such as additional scenes, trailers and movie-based games. The BDP-S760 is DLNA™ certified, allowing the transfer of JPG files from other DLNA™ enabled devices, such as your VAIO PC, even if theyre not in the same room. For more information please go to: presscentre.sony.eu
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