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May 2010
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The editors liked
It has two USB ports and two HDMI outputs for maximum connectivity
The editors didn't like
It's not DLNA certified
So you can’t access external content from your other DLNA devices.
The Panasonic DMP-BDT300 is strong in every aspect and manages to incorporate special 3D technologies as well. It even boots fast in less than a second making it more valuable for people with large Blu-ray collections. The price is a bit high at around...
It has two USB ports and two HDMI outputs for maximum connectivity,
It's not DLNA certified, so you can’t access external content from your other DLNA devices.
Short of being DLNA certified, this 3D Blu-ray player has all the same features as the Panasonic DMP-BDT350, our number two ranked product, at a great price....
Quiet, fast boot-up times from active standby, two HDMI ports for connecting non-HDMI 1.4 receivers
Expensive, barely any 3D Blu-ray content available, no inbuilt flash memory
The Panasonic DMP-BDT300 is a 3D-enabled Blu-ray disc player that's quiet and fast, and it can access the Viera Cast suite of Internet features as well as media files from your home network. Apart from its expensive price, it is an excellent device...
The Panasonic DMP-BDT300 is a 3D-enabled Blu-ray disc player that's quiet and fast, and it can access the Viera Cast suite of Internet features as well as media files from your home network. Apart from its expensive price, it is an excellent device. C...
If you want a 3D TV, this is a great Blu-ray player to accompany it and its secondary HDMI output means you don't have to upgrade your AV receiver. ...
Picture performance from Blu-ray and DVD, Audio quality from CD, Fast loading time, Two HDMI outputs
Limited media streaming options, Viera Cast portal inconsistent with Panasonic TVs
For disc replay this deck leads the way, and for that reason it's worth paying a premium for. However, its network and media streaming talents are less convincing
