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There is no doubt that 3D was the big star of CES 2010. Reinforcing its commitment to this technology, Sony now extended its offer. The playback of 3D movies become a reality through a software update for the recently announced range of home theater systems from Sony Blu-ray. This listing includes both 2.1 systems as 5.1 channels.

For users who want to enjoy the whole experience of home entertainment 3D Blu-ray in a stylish package 2.1, you can choose between two models. The BDV-F500 uses satellite speakers desktop or wall, while the BDV-F500 offers two extremely thin standing speakers and a unit with LED lighting.

The latest home theater systems all-in-one 5.1 channel are also capable of reproducing 3D high definition content from Blu-ray Disc. Combined with stylish design, also provide access to a world of entertainment online. The range comprises models BDV-E370, E870-BDV, BDV-BDV-E970W and IZ1000W. All new range offers the following features:

• Playing "Full HD 3D to experience incredible action as in the real world
• Unique Design Concept combines Monolithic and perfectly complement the new BRAVIA TV
• BRAVIA Internet Video, which provides easy access to "TV on-demand services and Internet streaming
• DLNA certification across a firmware update for streaming music, video and photos on a home network

Thanks to Blu-ray, home entertainment has the potential to move in a whole new dimension. Now that every day there are a greater number of movies and concerts filmed in 3D and new BRAVIA televisions as the LX900 with 3D technology, has never been a better time to invest. With a home theater system 3D Blu-ray from Sony, you can really immerse yourself in 3D Full HD experience in your own home.

So forget the images blurred and distorted, and the cardboard glasses. Sony's 3D using advanced imaging technology along with advanced active glasses create striking 3D Full HD images with incredible depth and realism.

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The 3D technology was more about what was discussed at CES 2010, Sony continues to announce 3D related products with a new and affordable 3D Blu-ray Disc. After a software update, the BDP-S470 is ready to play Blu-ray Disc 3D on a TV with 3D capability. Forget the blurry and distorted, and the cardboard glasses. Sony's 3D technology uses advanced imaging technology and some advanced active glasses to create 3D images with a depth and quality amazingly vivid and sharp full 1080p High Definition (HD).

The BDP-S570, announced at CES will be able to play 3D movies Blu-ray Disc without upgrading the firmware, so it becomes the latest model of a whole range of explosive 3D.

To complete the picture, the range of Sony Home Cinema products recently announced at CES as the BDV-F700 can also make 3D Ready status gala.

Designed on the basis of an incredible experience Full HD Blu-ray entertainment has evolved into a whole new dimension. With an increasing number of films - including musical works - filmed in 3D, and the new BRAVIA televisions as the LX900 that incorporate the latest 3D technology, a Blu-ray Disc 3D can really feel that Sony is sitting on the center of an exciting 3D action, in your own living room.


Besides providing a means to experience 3D Full HD, Blu-ray Disc also offers easy access to a world of entertainment online. BRAVIA Internet Video lets you see programs that could not see in time through TV services a la carte .. Catch-up TV is one of the fastest growing trends in Europe. You can enjoy full-screen revivals of their favorite TV shows, whenever you want.

There is also a world of free video on demand to explore from sharing sites like YouTube, Dailymotion and many others. No need to connect your PC or view them on a small screen, you can quickly reach new videos and services as they are added back directly to full screen on your TV.

Use Wi-Fi capability built into the S570 to connect to wireless Internet and start exploring everything that BRAVIA Internet Video can offer. Connect a USB wireless LAN adapter to the Sony S470 and enjoy the same capacity.

The S570 incorporates Noise Reduction IP content, designed to optimize image quality to get full screen video over the Internet through streaming and to create sharper images and more impactful color to further enhance the online experience.

Entertainment Database Browser The browser that uses technology from Gracenote, also allow you to access information about the actors and the film of a Blu-ray Disc and access to related content available on BRAVIA Internet Video.

The S570 is compatible with DLNA, which means that a new Blu-ray Disc from Sony can "talk" to other DLNA-compatible devices like your phone, laptop or music player and reproduce your content on the TV no matter what part of the house are.

You can easily connect a USB device or external hard drive into the USB port on the front of the Blu-ray Disc to enjoy movies, music or images on your TV or home theater system. With support for Blu-ray extended to an even larger number of file formats like DivX HD and MKV is now easier than ever to share their own content.

Exclusive to the new Blu-ray player and home cinema systems from Sony, who own an iPhone or iPod touch can control them through a free application that can be downloaded from Apple's App Store. The application enables an iPhone or iPod touch function as a remote control and includes the ability to access details of a Blu-ray, such as album art, information on production and the actors as well as searching for other clips on-line video.


The new range of Blu-ray Disc from Sony is designed with a Monolithic Design impressive. It is composed of premium materials and boasts a sophisticated finish. Monolithic design concept is a distinctive feature of the new product line of Sony home entertainment by 2010. Attach one of the new Blu-ray with one of the latest BRAVIA televisions and home theater systems at home and create an elegant design statement.


"The latest additions in the range of Blu-ray Disc for 2010 confirms that Sony is uniquely positioned to provide consumers with all the 3D experience, from capture to release," says Stuart Kemp, Director of Production, Marketing of Audio and Video in Europe. "The CES this year has been dominated by various 3D ads, and the fact that we are ready to expand our range of Blu-ray Disc with 3D capability, shows our commitment to making 3D available to everyone" .


Players Full HD 2010 Blu-ray Disc from Sony offer an incredible Full HD experience in addition to other exciting new features.

BDP-S470

• next-generation home entertainment with stunning 3D action in a 3D TV (via a software update)
• Monolithic Design Concept to add a unique touch of style to your home
• Enjoy the services of catch-up TV and Internet video to BRAVIA Internet Video
• Wireless LAN Ready for easy access to online content without cables (UWA-BR100 USB Adapter Wireless LAN available separately)
• Enjoy music and movies throughout the home via USB connections
• Check listings sorted by movie, actor and director using the Database Browser tool Gracenote Entertainment
• Supports both HD formats like DivX MKV
• Use your iPhone or iPod touch as a remote control for your Blu-ray Disc

BDP-S570

• next-generation home entertainment with stunning 3D action in a 3D TV
• Monolithic Design Concept to add a unique touch of style to your home
• Enjoy the services of catch-up TV and Internet video to BRAVIA Internet Video
• Wi-Fi capability for easy access to online content wirelessly
• Enjoy music and movies throughout the home via DLNA and USB connections
• Check listings sorted by movie, actor and director using the Database Browser tool Gracenote Entertainment
• Supports both HD formats like DivX MKV
• Use your iPhone or iPod touch as a remote control for your Blu-ray Disc

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