RSSDenon To Add VRS From Anchor Bay To Their Blu-ray Players and AV receivers For 1080p Scaling
- By: HomeTheaterReview.com,
Anchor Bay announced today that Denon Electronics has chosen to incorporate Anchor Bay video processing chips, with the latest proprietary Video Reference Series (VRS) technologies including Precision Video Deinterlacing and Precision Video Scaling, across their newly introduced product line. Seven AVRs and one Blu-ray player, scheduled for release in June and July, will use Anchor Bay chips to provide video format conversion and enhancement functions.
Read more Denon reviews from HomeTheaterReview.com
Read reviews of the best Blu-ray players from Denon, Oppo, Lexicon, Samsung, Sony and many others.
Anchor Bay's flagship ABT2010 chip powers the video processing in the $1,999 AVR-4310CI, the $1,499 AVR-3310CI, and the $849 AVR-2310CI receivers, all from Denon's Custom Integration product line. The ABT2010 also processes video in two receivers from the premium brand's Retail Home Theater Series line, the $1,499 AVR-990 and the $799 AVR 890. For the $549 AVF-1910 and the $499 AVR-790 receivers, Denon has selected the versatile ABT1030 chip.
Read more on Page 2
Featured Audio-Video News
The Evolution of the Two-Channel Preamp -
The two-channel preamp has been due for an overhaul for a while now and it seems that the process is beginning with several of the new products hitting the market from several of the major manufacturers. But why is it happening now?
Latest AV Receiver News
NAD Delivers 3D-Capable T 748 AV Receiver -
NAD Electronics have delivered the T 748 AV receiver, a model that promises to be simple in operations and robust in performance, while still being very affordable to the modern consumer.
Yamaha Releases New Flagship AV Receiver: RX-V871 -
Yamaha has decided to release a new flagship AV receiver for the RX-V line. This receiver is the RX-V871, and it comes packed with every features that the company could think to pack in one box.
Yamaha Adds Connectivity to AVENTAGE AV Receivers -
Yamaha continues to improve upon the company's AVENTAGE line by adding more connectivity options so users will have more choices when it comes to listening to music the way they want to.
NAD Releases T 757 Surround Sound Receiver -
NAD Electronics has released a brand new AV receiver, the T 757, which features a lot of the standard features of modern AV receivers, as well as many interesting and unique features all its own.
Integra Introduces Four Network AV Receivers for Custom Installation -
Integra has released four new AV Receivers: the DTR-20.3, DTR-30.3, DTR-40.3, and DTR-50.3. These new receivers come packed with a list of features that seems to just go on and on.
Onkyo Introduces Receiver with New DTS Neo:X Technology -
Onkyo wanted to be first out of the gate on a new technology for their new new TX-NR1009 AV receiver and they succeeded. The new receiver is the first to feature the new DTS Neo:X technology.
Audyssey Creates a New Mode for AV Receivers -
Audyssey, a name that has become very famous for the company's EQ programs to help users balance the sound in their rooms, has designed yet another piece of software to help with controlling sound in your system.
Onkyo Announces New Networking TX-NR809 AV Receiver -
Onkyo announces their brand new, very feature rich, TX-NR809 AV receiver. The new receiver features a huge list of features, not the least of which is several different network-capable options.
Denon 2011 Lineup Adds New Connectivity Options -
The latest new products from Denon are available led by a line of audio/video receivers in the company's IN-Command Series which offers consumers new networking capabilities, flexibility, performance and reliability
Yamaha Launches AV Receiver Line with Apple Integration and Affordability -
Yamaha has released four new moderately priced receivers which allow users to access Internet radio and free and paid music streaming services like Rhapsody, Pandora and Napster
Home Theater Review on Facebook
Home Theater Review on Twitter
Comment on this article
Post a Comment
You are encouraged to post your comments using Facebook on HomeTheaterReview.com. Simply sign in to your Facebook account below and post away.