First seen: 11 december 2007
HT-BD2 offers a 7.1 channel Blu-Ray Home Cinema system supporting a range of audio formats, including Dolby TrueHD and dts-HD, and creating 1100 watts of total power. The seven channel setup includes a fully powered subwoofer, accentuated by four towers, a center channel, and two satellite rears.
The Samsung HT-BD2 is a home theatre system that uses the Blu-ray system and also offers 1080p picture quality.Built -in decoders are Dolby True HD, DTS HD Master Audio, DTS HD High Resolution Audio and Dolby Digital Plus. The built in disc drive plays Blu-ray and also plays most media formats.
The Samsung HT-BD2 is a home theatre system, that uses the Blu-ray player, with a built in amplifier. The unit plays Blu-ray and DVD movies and audio CDs, as well as burned DVDs …
See moreThe Samsung HT-BD2 is a home theatre system that uses the Blu-ray system and also offers 1080p picture quality.Built -in decoders are Dolby True HD, DTS HD Master Audio, DTS HD High Resolution Audio and Dolby Digital Plus. The built in disc drive plays Blu-ray and also plays most media formats.
The Samsung HT-BD2 is a home theatre system, that uses the Blu-ray player, with a built in amplifier. The unit plays Blu-ray and DVD movies and audio CDs, as well as burned DVDs and CDs, including those with JPEG photos and MP3 audio.The unit plays Blu-ray and DVD movies and audio CDs, as well as burned DVDs and CDs, including those with JPEG photos and MP3 audio. The surround processing modes are Dolby Digital and DTS for DVDs and Dolby Pro Logic II. The Samsung HT-BD2 can output video at 720p, 1080i or full 1080p via HDMI. It can also upscale standard DVD and supports 24-frame playback at 1080p. Playable disc formats are CD (Audio), CD-R, CD-RW, DVD, DVD-R, DVD-RW, DVD-ROM, BD-ROM. The playable file formats are Mp2, Mp3, JPEG. A built-in AM/FM radio that uses the RDS tuner, with 15 stations preset.
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If surround sound is your bag, the Samsung is the Blu-ray system for you. With no fewer than seven satellite speakers (four of which are giant floorstanders) and a subwoofer in the box that’s got more woof than a doberman on heat with rabies, it spreads powerful audio effects around your living room with all the accuracy of Phil “The Power” Taylor. Aside from that, it’s fairly run of the mill with limited connectivity, no LiveView and a build quality that’s... Read more
This is a big, bold and indulgent system that masks its flaws well enough to make it a solid home cinema choice for those so inclined. Read more
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Whether they currently add extra value, though, is debatable. Certainly, none of the initial wave of so-called BD-J 'games' are anything to write home about and, in my opinion, the other touted 'live' features, to date, have been aimed unapologetically at kids. Read more
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