Light on multimedia features, doesn’t look ’high-end’ enough
The Sony BDP-S760 Blu-ray player puts sound and picture quality at the forefront. It also benefits from built-in Wi-Fi and a surround sound headphone jack, two features that set it apart from the pack. ...
If it is just Blu-ray playback that interests you, then the BDP-S760 offers great visuals and with the new wave stacked against it, you may well be able to pick up a bargainKey specsBlu-ray, Component, Composite, Digital audio, Ethernet, HDMI, S-Video,...
The BDP-S760 is by far the most impressive Sony Blu-ray player we've encountered. Its picture and sound performance is up there with the best of them, the operating system is a dream to use and the feature list is a vast improvement on previous Sony playe...
Abstract: Also on board is Sony's Precision Cinema HD system for upscaling standard DVDs to 1080p, which worked superbly and audio playback proved to be terrific too, just nudging ahead of the Pioneer BDP-320.
The visual improvements provided by the BDP-S760’s ‘reality enhancer’ and other image processing technologies can sometimes seem rather subtle, and casual viewers who are just looking to upgrade their existing DVD player will probably be...
Best Blu-ray performance you can get for less than £500; features galore, including Wi-Fi connectivity; fast
No built-in storage memory; not as multimedia-savvy as the LG BD390
The PlayStation 3 is no longer the only Sony Blu-ray player you should consider buying. As well as offering an up-to-the-minute feature set, Sony's stand-alone BDP-S760 leaves the company's games console for dead in the all-important picture and sound...
