Mitsubishi Launches Blu-ray Recorders

[admin]

Mitsubishi announced on its Japanese website two new Blu-ray recorders in a series that it is dubbing 'REAL Blu-ray.' Mitsubishi Electric Corporation showed off the new players (DVR-BZ200 and DVR-BZ100) along with an included touch-panel "GUTTO" LCD remote control. The models feature a 500GB and 250GB hard drive respectively. These are the first Blu-ray Disc recorders from Mitsubishi and both will able to record 1080p H.264 video to either HDD, BD-R/RE, or standard DVD thanks to the AVCREC standard.

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[Jack Hammer]

Mitsubishi announced on its Japanese website two new Blu-ray recorders in a series that it is dubbing 'REAL Blu-ray.' Mitsubishi Electric Corporation showed off the new players (DVR-BZ200 and DVR-BZ100) along with an included touch-panel "GUTTO" LCD remote control. The models feature a 500GB and 250GB hard drive respectively. These are the first Blu-ray Disc recorders from Mitsubishi and both will able to record 1080p H.264 video to either HDD, BD-R/RE, or standard DVD thanks to the AVCREC standard.

Discuss "Mitsubishi Launches Blu-ray Recorders" here. Read the article.

Sounds nice. Somehow I think they're gonna cost an arm and a leg though.

Jack

 

[davo]

Sounds nice. Somehow I think they're gonna cost an arm and a leg though.

Jack

Yup. Maybe two arms.

 

[tn001d]

If we cant record HD from satellite or Cable boxes whats the point of a Blu-ray recorder??

For those people who have HD video cameras might see the use here, but even then most likely people would use there computers for editing and transfering to disc, not to mention blu-ray recorder drives for computers are much cheaper.

 

[allargon]

This is nice information. However, Blu-Ray recorders have been available in Japan for quite some time. In the US we are stuck with DVR, HTPC (component capture, ATSC or QAM) or DVHS for HD recording.