SONY BDV-E280 5.1Ch 3D Blu-ray Home Cinema System + Claim Harry Potter Deathly Hallows part 1 & 2 3D Blu rays £159.97 @ Dixons
£199.99 @ Richersounds (RS now price matched)
Nice price for this and a good brand with really good reviews
The excellent Sony BDV-E280 5.1 3D Blu-ray Home Cinema System - Black brings many exciting options to your home entertainment viewing.
Watch the latest 2D or 3D films with superior imagery from the Sony BDV-E2805.1 3D Blu-ray Home Cinema System for amazingly real, HD 1080p viewingwhile wireless internet connectivity allows you access to interactive multimedia websites including YouTube and BBC iPlayer using Bravia Internet Video!
HDMI connectivity allows for you to connect games console, camcorders, to your Sony BDV-E280 5.1 3D Blu-ray Disc Home Cinema System and a USB option lets you play you're multimedia through your television for excellent quality.
The BDVE280 will improve your old movies with 1080p upscaling, enhancing the picture quality for a more defined image, resulting in near perfect HD films from your old DVD's.
Compatibility with iPod/iPhone docking also allows for you to play your favourite songs through the Sony BDV-E280 5.1 3D Blu-ray Disc Home Cinema System and with a powerful output of 1000 watts, the 5-speaker system allows for fantastic, immersive sound enhancing your audio pleasure to match the immersive pictures!
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http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/panasonic-sc-btt270-3d-home-cinema-system-139-m-s-was-199-1263382#post14996165
Should I cancel and go for this?
Opinions please.
My fault was ment to say £199 but looks like RS have price matched
£150 here.
http://www.comet.co.uk/p/DVD-Blu-ray-Home-Cinema/buy-SONY-BDVE280.CEK-DVD-Blu-ray-Home-Cinema/735531
This one is 100W, mine is 1000W.
A real av reciever will never have a dvd or blu ray built into it.
I'll eventually be upgrading to a decent denon or onkyo system with new speakers.
It's a typo on the Dixons website, this one is 1000W:
http://www.sony.co.uk/product/hch-systems-with-blu-ray-disc/bdv-e280
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/panasonic-sc-btt270-3d-home-cinema-system-139-m-s-was-199-1263382#post14996165
Should I cancel and go for this?
Opinions please.
I would say go for the Sony.
That Panasonic only has an Optical input, so has VERY limited connections if you want to connect other equipment to it (eg Sky, PS3, Xbox etc). Also, Panasonic All-in-ones tend NOT to support DTS via the Optical input.
This Sony has 2 HDMI inputs & an Optical input. If you have other equipment you want to connect up for 5.1 (now or in the future) then the Sony is much more future proof. It's pretty decent connectivity for an All-in-one.
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/panasonic-sc-btt270-3d-home-cinema-system-139-m-s-was-199-1263382#post14996165
Should I cancel and go for this?
Opinions please.
I would say go for the Sony.
That Panasonic only has an Optical input, so has VERY limited connections if you want to connect other equipment to it (eg Sky, PS3, Xbox etc). Also, Panasonic All-in-ones tend NOT to support DTS via the Optical input.
This Sony has 2 HDMI inputs & an Optical input. If you have other equipment you want to connect up for 5.1 (now or in the future) then the Sony is much more future proof. It's pretty decent connectivity for an All-in-one.
Cheers. Had a feeling that the Sony was a much better buy.
The speakers have a Sony special plug on them instead of just the two bare speaker wires. I would guess that you could just cut the wires and join them to your under the carpet wires.
I paid £180 for this late last year from RS. It's a superb "home fracking kit". It works particularly well with Sony TVs (40ex503) because the TV remote operates it's features. It's got a decent internet set of features - but I don't use them on the blu ray because they're very similar to my TV.
It does make you want to live in a detached house though - just in case the neighbours buy one!