Filed under: News | Home Entertainment
Oct 4 2006, 5:00am CDT | by Luigi Lugmayr
Sony announces the BDZ-V9 and BDZ-V7 highly anticipated Blu-ray disc recorder in Japan.
The Sony BDZ-V9 features a 500GB HDD, whereas the BDZ-V7 comes with a smaller 250GB hard-drive. Besides the larger hard-drive the BDZ-V9 features 1080p output (the BDZ-V7 only does 1080i), Sony PSP memory stick video export and video serving via LAN.
Both Sony Blu-ray recorder support BD-R and BD-RE discs. The new devices feature the Sony XMB user interface known from the PSP and coming on the PS3.The Sony BDZ-V9 starts shipping on December 8th in Japan and the BDZ-V7 8 days later on the 16th. There is no information yet if and when Sony is releasing Blu-ray disc recorder outside of Japan.
More details in this Sony press-release (Japanese).
Panasonic announced their Blu-ray Recorder DMR-BW200 and DMR-BR100 already 2 weeks ago.
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Luigi Lugmayr
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