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Sony BDP-S570 3D Blu-ray Disc Player (2010 Model)

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Features

  • BRAVIA Internet Video , Access movies, music, videos and more.
  • Built-in Wi-Fi and Blu-ray 3D playback capability.
  • iPhone , iPod touch BD Remote.
  • Quick Start , Load to watch movies faster than ever.
  • DLNA wireless streaming of photos, videos and music

Description

Begin enjoying Blu-ray 3D movies in Full HD 1080p or DVDs in near HD quality faster than ever with the Sony BDP-S570 Blu-ray Disc Player. Wirelessly stream photos, videos and music or instantly access a wide variety of entertainment apps including: Netflix, , Pandora, Slacker, Picasa, YouTube and more. From the Manufacturer Begin enjoying Blu-ray 3D movies in Full HD 1080p or DVDs in near HD quality faster than ever with the Sony BDP-S570 Blu-ray Disc Player. Wirelessly stream photos, videos and music or instantly access a wide variety of entertainment apps including: Netflix, , Pandora, Slacker, Picasa, YouTube and more.

Brand: Sony


Media Type: Blu-Ray Disc


Special Feature: Wireless


Resolution: 1920x1080


Connector Type: HDMI


Connectivity Technology: Wi-Fi


Model Name: BDP-S570


Color: Black


Controller Type: Remote Control


Item Weight: 2 Pounds


Brand Name: ‎Sony


Item Weight: ‎2 pounds


Product Dimensions: ‎8.11 x 16.92 x 1.81 inches


Item model number: ‎BDP-S570


Batteries: ‎2 AA batteries required. (included)


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: ‎No


Color Name: ‎Black


Specification Met: ‎certified frustration-free


Special Features: ‎Wireless


Date First Available: February 10, 2010


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    • S570 vs PS3
In this review I'll do a quick comparison between the S570 and original 60GB PS3. I've used the PS3 as my main blu-ray player since it has always been the best in regards to speed and compatibility. But now, there are a lot of players on the market that rival and surpass the PS3. I will start off by saying that my main concern was loading speed (since I'm accustomed to the PS3's speed) and any extras included with new blu-ray players was a moot point. Since the S570 has consistently gotten top ratings for loading speed I decided to purchase it as my main blu-ray player. After using the S570 for just over a month I can attest to the speed of this player. Using one of my heavier menu loading blu-ray movies, The Pirates of the Carribean, I did a few real world speed tests. With the PS3, from power on until the player recognized the disc, it took roughly 30 seconds while the S570 only took 11 seconds (with quick-start enabled.) Skipping past all the previews, I could start watching the movie in just under 1 minute with the S570 while the PS3 took nearly 1 minute and 45 seconds. Which brings me to one great thing about the S570; the speed of skipping chapters is almost instantaneous. Generally speaking, with the S570 I can start watching most of my movies in the time the PS3 would power on and load the disc. Overall, the speed performance of the S570 is amazing. The menu screen is exactly like the PS3's XMB so there were no surprises there. It's not as smooth navigating through the menu as it is on the PS3 but it's tolerable. There are a lot of online features on the XMB (some which are available through firmware updates) but I really don't use much of it. The only ones I played with were YouTube and Amazon's Video on Demand. Initial wireless setup was a breeze and I was able to stream YouTube videos with ease. Amazon's Video on Demand required registration and it was a fairly simple process as well. Streaming videos on both were very smooth and the HD video sample from Amazon's Video on Demand was excellent quality. For reference my main router is located upstairs while my player was downstairs in an in-law unit. As for sound and video quality, no complaints there. You honestly won't hear or see any difference between this and the PS3 or any of the other brand name players unless you're one of those people who like to scrutinize each and every detail and measurebate instead of watching a movie. DVD upscaling was decent with the few I tested. I don't have extensive experience with good quality DVD upscalers so I can't really comment on it, but to me it does a good job. Other quick notes about the player - the player can be noisy (mechanical noise of the laser moving) when it initially loads up and when you skip chapters, but normal playback is fine. If you leave the player untouched at the Home menu it will eventually turn off which is great for energy saving. Overall, this is a great blu-ray player with exceptional speed and great overall video and quality performance. Extra features are plenty and oh yeah, it's 3D-ready. I wouldn't hesitate to buy another. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 19, 2010 by T. Tozawa
    • Amazing! Free rock concerts - woohoo!
Wow! Let me share with you my experience with the Sony when I first got it: Appearance: Very sleek, black shiny, controls are on a horizontal lip that protudes slightly from the bottom, so all you see when looking at the device is a very sleek appearance. Connectors: A small USB connector in the right front corner for connecting peripherals - very handy. The connections on the back are easy to work with. This player is not as deep as a traditional DVD player, so you can have more maneuverability in reaching beyond it or adjusting things once it is already placed in your entertainment center. It comes with a yellow/white/red composite cable, and that picture is very good, but the investment in an HDMI cable is highly recommended. The picture is absolutely amazing. Set-up: A total breeze. This Sony comes with wireless built-in (be careful because some blu-ray players say they are wi-fi capable and only after you purchase them do you realize that you need to buy some not so cheap, proprietary wireless adapter.) This one is truly wifi equipped. All I had to do was enter my wireless router password, it connected and was ready to go. For some pay channels like Netflix or Amazon Video on Demand, you will need to have your computer on, so you can enter in the codes that are given on your TV via the Sony when setting up an account. It is very user friendly and connected easily. Streaming Content: It comes with Netflix, Amazon Video on Demand and You Tube. YouTube is free, and I have used it as my own version of MTV - the way it should have been. Search for some of your favorite groups, and the You Tube app will play one after another - sheer bliss! Be sure to connect it to your surround sound or get one and enjoy!!! Netflix streaming is VERY fast, and the picture looks amazing. I live in an area with not the greatest connection speeds, but WOW - .....WOW!!! the picture is crystal clear and amazing. One plus on content that some blu-ray players don't have -- Sony has a VERY large selection of streaming content compared to others. This is a BIG selling point. It also has Pandora Internet radio - what a trip! I put this on and listened to it while working around the house -- sweet! Again, you pick an artist and it creates a station playing that artist and others similar. User interface: Very easy to navigate around the screen and pleasing to the eye. I have gotten so much enjoyment from this device. It is worth every penny. Take the plunge! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 29, 2010 by Liz

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