Source: http://www.engadget.com/2010/02/10/sonys-200-bdp-s470-is-companys-first-3d-ready-blu-ray-player/
And the flood gates are now officially open. Just hours after Panasonic
introduced its newest 3D Blu-ray recorders and players, along comes
Sony to brag about its first 3D-ready standalone deck. The BDP-S470, which is slated to ship later this month for $200, arrives with the ability to handle BD, DVD, CD and even SACD, with a 3D Blu-ray upgrade (via firmware update) planned for this summer. You'll also find BD-Live support, BRAVIA Internet Video, a USB socket for playing back media stored elsewhere, 1080p DVD upscaling and TrueHD / DTS-HD Master Audio decoding. If you were planning to snag a
BDP-S570 BD player or one of the
BDV-E770W / BDV-E570 Blu-ray Disc home theater systems, you'll be
elated to know that those systems will also get a gratis 3D update in just a few months, with exact pricing and release details tucked down there in the source. Time to pick up a pair of
3D Gunnar Optiks, don'tcha think?
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