Sony BDV-E300 Blu-ray 3D Home Cinema System
February 23, 2010 | Display, MP3 Player, Sony | 2 CommentsBuying an all-in-a Blu-ray is often the easiest and cheapest way to update your disk drive and the sound system at a time. Build and sound quality are not always as impressive as carefully matched separates, but for some people the extra convenience is worth the compromise.
There are, however, some manufacturers who invest a little time and effort in carrying out their all-in-one, giving you a better price ratio sound quality Pioneer and Sony are two that come to mind. Which brings us neatly to the BDV-E300, one of Sony’s current Blu-ray-in-a-box solutions. Although it must be replaced in the spring, when Sony launches its first batch of 3D-capable systems (but with an upgrade of firmware), the BDV-E300 offers all the essential Blu-ray, and because This is not new, you should be able to find it online for a decent price.
The BDV-E300 is a simple proposition. The main unit is a combined drive blu-ray/dvd and 5.1-channel amplifier, providing 1000 watts of power, and he is joined in the area by the front and rear speakers, a center speaker and a passive subwoofer thin. The main unit is deliberately thick and stocky like home theater systems of yesteryear, and although Sony has not really pushed the boat into the black finish is easy on the eye. But more importantly, build quality is excellent.
The LED display panel is large and prominent, while the glossy black panel above the fascia is hosting a row of buttons (unfortunately not touch). There is no USB port on the front, which is a real shame if you have a wealth of digital music, videos and photos you want to enjoy the show. Instead, Sony cleverly ties you into the Digital Media Port property on the back. A variety of adapters are available as options, including Bluetooth devices and audio wireless network, but fortunately, you get the TDM-IP20 iPod dock in the box. [via trustedreviews]
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