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NAD to Offer T 587 Blu-ray Player for $1,499
Profile 2.0 player offers BD Live and BD Java with 1080p at 24 frames per second.
NAD Electronics has introduced its T 587 Profile 2.0 Blu-ray Disc Player. (via EngadgetHD)
The high-end manufacturer says the Profile 2.0 player features BD Live and BD Java and delivers 1080p at 24 frames per second. It comes with HDMI 1.3 with Deep Color and xvYCC Extended Color.
It includes the following connections:
The T 587 will ship in December for $1,499. We know NAD is a high-end manufacturer, but that's quite a lofty price tag for a Blu-ray player. PriceSCAN recently said the price index of Blu-ray players dropped 7 percent in October and more than 12 percent in September.
The high-end manufacturer says the Profile 2.0 player features BD Live and BD Java and delivers 1080p at 24 frames per second. It comes with HDMI 1.3 with Deep Color and xvYCC Extended Color.
It includes the following connections:
- Ethernet
- Composite
- Component
- Coaxial
- External IR
- Front-panel USB port
The T 587 will ship in December for $1,499. We know NAD is a high-end manufacturer, but that's quite a lofty price tag for a Blu-ray player. PriceSCAN recently said the price index of Blu-ray players dropped 7 percent in October and more than 12 percent in September.
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