To date, every Pioneer Blu-ray player has been a class leader so the company launching not one but three new players is big news.
The baby of the bunch is the sub-£300 BDP-120. The player supports 24 frames-per-second 1080p video and has the BD-LIVE profile, something which Pioneer has only previously had on its BDP-LX91, costing many times the price.
The next model in the range - the BDP-320 - adds support for DivX, MP3 and WMA files, produces an even finer picture and has processing to avoid lip-synch problems.
The Pioneer BDP-LX52 features further audio and asthetic refinements.
The new players are really easy to accommodate, ranging from between just 58mm and 83mm tall. Take a look at the picture above - the tallest of the three models is barely taller than the remote control is wide. Each of the models are finished in high-gloss black finishes, matching most modern televisions.
If you've purchased a high definition television but have yet to upgrade your disc spinner from a DVD player, call in to Hi-Fi Stereo - all of these players are now in stock. |