NAD's New Flagship M56 Blu-ray Player

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NAD Electronics just showed a glimpse at the new Masters Series M56 Blu-ray Player at the recent CEDIA tradeshow in Atlanta, Georgia.

Boasting full support for the latest HD audio and video formats, plus compatibility with existing CD and DVD collections, the M56 is designed to deliver the best possible performance day in and day out. The M56 is brimming with the latest digital features like BD Live Network connectivity, and exhibits a masterful level of industrial design and build quality.

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The M56 features beautiful picture quality in the Blu-ray format's native resolution of 1080p with pure digital transmission via HDMI outputs. NAD's upscaling engine gives even standard-definition DVDs a boost with resolution to 1080p over HDMI, and Component video output up to 1080i. The M56 also supports 1080p at 24 frames per second to deliver the most fluid motion available from film-based material (suitably supported by the TV display). This avoids the so-called "3:2 Pull Down" motion artifacts commonly seen using DVD players.



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