BD65 vs. BD85: What are the differences?
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The BD85 has an improved chroma processor (improves DVD upconversion and Blu-ray playback), enhanced audio features (Jitter Purifier), a multi-channel analog output with higher quality parts, and a more rigid (heavier) overall construction with isolating feet. There's also a useful Playback Information Window you can access on the BD85 which shows you things like the codecs and bitrates on the disc itself, as well as its video output (e.g., 4:2:2 or 4:4:4). The BD85 is basically an audiophile/videophile version of the BD65, plus WiFi.
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Thank you for your interest in our products. BDR-XD05B this is the new model and the other one is discontinued but it will work the same way as the other model.
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The 860 is very thin (1.5 inches or less I think) and has cinesmooth. The 650 has cinesmooth as well. I think those are the only two with it. The 650 is thicker - at least twice as thick I think.
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All in specs on the page. Up to 16x writing speed on BD-R media! Write up to 50 Gbytes on one BD-R DL disc QuickPlay - Movies are ready faster Backwards compatible with DVD and CD mediaNot a BDXL player or burner
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I actually didn`t try 675 but as I read the reviews I have an opinion that there is no much difference between them.Of course 675 might have better connectivity features but I bought a Blue Disk player with that 150 (actually BD player is 100).if you have 650 take a look at sony str dn1040 also. But I loved yamaha sound, did not try sony...
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Actually, the DMP-BD85 comes with the DY-WL10 adapter that you connect externally (i.e., there is no wi-fi antenna "built in" to the blu ray player). As we all know, the WL10 can be connected to the TV or the blu ray player, which leave me with my original question:"I have a Panasonic TC-P50G25 HDTV and a BD-85K Blu Ray player. Both devices have USB ports that are capable of connecting to the Panny wi-fi adapter. It's not clear to me whether it is best to connect the adapter to the HDTV or the Blu Ray player. What are the advantages/disadvantages of connecting the adapter to the Blu Ray vs. the HDTV?" Actually, the DMP-BD85 comes with the DY-WL10 adapter that you connect externally (i.e., there is no wi-fi antenna "built in" to the blu ray player). As we all know, the WL10 can be connected to the TV or the blu ray player, which leave me with my original question:"I have a Panasonic TC-P50G25 HDTV and a BD-85K Blu Ray player. Both devices have USB ports that are capable of connecting to the Panny wi-fi adapter. It's not clear to me whether it is best to connect the adapter to the HDTV or the Blu Ray player. What are the advantages/disadvantages of connecting the... » Read More Actually, the DMP-BD85 comes with the DY-WL10 adapter that you connect externally (i.e., there is no wi-fi antenna "built in" to the blu ray player). As we all know, the WL10 can be connected to the TV or the blu ray player, which leave me with my original question:"I have a Panasonic TC-P50G25 HDTV and a BD-85K Blu Ray player. Both devices have USB ports that are capable of connecting to the Panny wi-fi adapter. It's not clear to me whether it is best to connect the adapter to the HDTV or the Blu Ray player. What are the advantages/disadvantages of connecting the adapter to the Blu Ray vs. the HDTV?" « Show Less
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I'm also trying to decide between the two. Only difference seems to be that the 52b750 is 240hz instead of 120hz for the 55b650. I think that has something to do with response time. Hoping that we can get responses indicating whether or not the average person can notice the difference when watching tv. I would rather spend an extra $100 for a larger tv but wonder if I would be missing out on a better picture with the 240hz.
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The -95 has an LCD display, the -85 does not. The -85 has indicator lights instead. Otherwise they're the same. It's your choice whether the LCD display is worth the extra money. The 89XX series advertises better cutters and foil than the previous 85XX series. The body configurations are the same, though, so you can upgrade an 85XX (Activator) body with an 89XX (360 Complete) cutter & foil set. I've done this myself, and saved the cost of buying a whole new shaver just to get the new cutter & foil.
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I believe the 650 is 12bit color processing and the 750 is 16bit color processing as well. Lately the 750 is CHEAPER than the 650 currently on here by about $25, but when I got my 750 at hhgregg last week it was $300 cheaper than the 650 O_o
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There is no difference.Looking up the camera with the V or B separately the same camera comes up with the exact same specs for both.
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I have a Canon HF 200, and have been trying to find some way to play my HD files on the BD-60. So far, no luck. I've emailed and called customer service to ask what formats are supported - waste of time.The customer rep said this was only available on the BD-80 (despite what the manual states)Good luck.
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This model can't. You need the BD65 with ethernet cable or wireless adapter, or BD85 which comes with wireless adapter. You also need an internet router and internet service, of course.
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the b640 has most of the specs of the b630, but with the glossy finish of the b650. I am a fan of the 120hz and you notices the different with your blu-ray player or PS3 and the dead HD-DVD. It makes things pop-out a little and look a little unatural, but is like 3D on some movies. When you turn it way too high you get the halo effect and some blocking on fast scenes. Most people will buy a blu-ray player sooner or later so I say just go with the 120hz for the future. If you turn it off it is just like watching the b550. Most antenna broadcast will not pop out as much, since the source is not as good.
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The 85's DVD 24P conversion is excellent, as is its upscaling w/24P. Just make sure you have 24P turned on in the Setup menu and then you will have to manually turn on 24P via the Display menu for DVD's you wish to playback in 24P. This manual setting is done because not all DVD's are 24Fps and it causes bad artifacts if played at the wrong frame rate. So, each DVD must be set to 24P manually, although Blu-ray is a native progressive format and so 'knows' the frame rate the disc was encoded in and plays it appropriately if 24P is set in the Setup menu. Even now, in 2013, many BD players are not good at converting DVD to 24P, or won't do it at all, so the BD85 is still superb for DVD's at 24P. Its BD picture quality is still state-of-the-art and unless you need 3D, nothing produces a better image - plus it has discrete 7.1 RCA audio outputs, which is a rarity on players today, but a must for those with older receivers that dont support TrueHD ot DTS-HD audio but do have multichannel inputs - if they don't wish to upgrade their receiver the BD85 will allow them to experience the modern lossless audio formats without being downsampled and reencoded to standard lossy Dolby Digital or DTS formats for compatability.
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yes there is difference,latest version bs22lr has a more open sound,previous bs21lr has a very dark presentation
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As far as I know, the differences are minimal....Both are excellent; save the $20,go with the 190XB. I love mine.
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Only thing i notice on the higher priced one is a higher buffer speed, (the lower cost Drive actually has a much higher write speed for DVD only) 16x vs 12x but the (lower priced one does not Burn Blu-Ray) only DvD. While the (higher one does Burn Blu-Ray.) If you want to burn Blu-Ray Disc get the higher priced one and if you want (just to play Blu-Ray then get the lower priced one.)