Abstract: Fans of needless anthropomorphism in domestic appliances will doubtless rejoice at the cheery “See you” message that appears when you turn the player off. The rest of us will whimper in despair at..
Abstract: Having recently looked at a LG offering that had Ethernet options, I now see the latest Sony offering the BDP-S360 that also allows Ethernet to play a part. However first and foremost it is a rather nice full featured Blu-ray player....
Limited media support, no USB media playback, clunky disc loading
A basic but likeable entry-level Blu-ray player, although the similarly-priced Samsung gives you more for your money Key specsBlu-ray, Component, Composite, Digital audio, Ethernet, HDMI, Optical, USB...
Abstract: Sony’s BDP-S300 series of Blu-ray players have been showing that great image quality can be had on a budget for some years now (the BDP-S350, launched in 2008, was a particular highlight). Now the S360 updates the range with a host of new features.Perh...
Abstract: It's let down too by the jerky menu operation, though the Xross Media Bar makes it easy enough to find your way around the options. A bit of a disappointment overall, on this evidence, if you want a quality Sony, you'll have to pay more for it.
The BDP-S360 is a fine budget Blu-ray player for the money, particularly if you're looking for your first high-definition deck. Compared to rival players from the likes of Philips, Samsung and Panasonic, the spec is basic - there's no Wi-Fi support, built...
