Panasonic DMP-BDT110

Lecteur Blu-ray de Panasonic.

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What we have here is a first-rate Blu-ray deck from Panasonic, which combines a plethora of user-friendly features with a terrific new operating system and amazing picture quality.





The only things that rankle are the lack of built-in Wi-Fi, which would sort out the shared USB problem when adding a dongle and Skype camera; the lack of must-have sites on Viera Cast (too much useless European content for our liking); the fact that 2D-to-3D conversion isn’t particularly convincing with movies that weren’t shot in 3D in the first place; and the bizarre screen frame feature.





But none of these things is a deal-breaker, and with such a generous feature list you really are getting a lot for 150 quid – although bear in mind that the Skype camera and wireless adapter could add up to £200 more to the price, so you might want to weigh up whether it’s worth opting for the DMP-BDT310 instead.

Test référencé le 16 Mars 2011

Panasonic DMP-BDT110
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