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Also receiving Ultra HD Premium certification is Panasonic’s forthcoming DMP-UB900 Ultra HD Blu-ray player. We first saw a prototype from the company exactly one year ago at CES 2015, but it’s only now that a retail version for countries outside Japan has been announced. The Panasonic DMP-UB900 is slated to arrive in the UK and Europe in spring 2016, with the price likely to exceed £500.
so really we are still none the wiser from last year at ces when thay unveil it as a protoype. GREAT JOB PANASONIC! plus if it is anywhere near the price £2,300 UHD player that got released in japan panasonic can suck my balls. im really waiting to see what samsung has to offer
Indeed that it is good news, about time to be honest. Also the Samsung's seems to be priced reasonably.When Mark originally put the story up the exact details of the UB900 were embargoed until 7pm Vegas time, I have now updated it to include more detail. Whilst I can't confirm the actual price yet, I can say that it will be less than £700. I can also confirm that 4K Ultra HD Blu-rays won't use regional coding, which is excellent news.
So that will be £699.99 then.When Mark originally put the story up the exact details of the UB900 were embargoed until 7pm Vegas time, I have now updated it to include more detail. Whilst I can't confirm the actual price yet, I can say that it will be less than £700. I can also confirm that 4K Ultra HD Blu-rays won't use regional coding, which is excellent news.
When Mark originally put the story up the exact details of the UB900 were embargoed until 7pm Vegas time, I have now updated it to include more detail. Whilst I can't confirm the actual price yet, I can say that it will be less than £700. I can also confirm that 4K Ultra HD Blu-rays won't use regional coding, which is excellent news.
I presume that they will come later.I am very disappointed that all we are getting this year are two players! One expensive from Panny and a cheaper one from Samsung. Where is Denon, Sony, Onkyo, Philips, LG, Marantz?!
What are people's understanding of what the actual discs will cost? I'm streaming 4K Netflix through a Roku 4 and it is gorgeous so I can only imagine how good the output from a UHD will be.
I can also confirm that 4K Ultra HD Blu-rays won't use regional coding, which is excellent news.