Marantz Introduces Two New Universal Media Players

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072210.Marantz.UD7005.GIFMarantz America, a provider of home entertainment solutions, has introduced two Universal Media Players, Models UD7005 and UD5005, both offering universal compatibility with virtually all of today's most advanced video and audio formats. The UD7005 (SRP: $899), which will replace the Marantz BD7004, will be available in September; the UD5005 (SRP: $499) replaces the BD5004 and will be available next month.

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Both models feature dedicated audio sections. The UD7005 features a 32-bit Audio DAC w/ analog multichannel audio output, with 7.1-channel Capability. Both models are also equipped with online video streaming through such online providers as Netflix* and YouTube.

Both new Marantz Universal Media Players accept Blu-ray Discs, DVDs, standard and recordable CDs, DVD-Audio, SACD, as well as DivX files in addition to AVCHD (high definition video format for camcorder) contained on discs or solid-state memory devices, and WMA, MP3, and JPEG files from either discs or SD cards. HDMI v1.4 outputs on both models transmit video and audio, and "future-ready" Blu-ray 3D-ready capability. In addition, both players are DLNA 1.5 certified Digital Media Players that offer A/V networking with PC, NAS, HDD-DVDR and music servers. Users also may enjoy online video streaming via Netflix and YouTube, with network connectivity to stream VOD content and as DLNA v1.5 (Digital Living Network Alliance), powering content sharing among connected devices.

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