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» Sharp unveils all-in-one 7.1 theater with Blu-Ray
(February 2007)

Sharp complemented today's launch of its new
AQUOS sets by introducing a new, high-end home theater. In
contrast to most all-in-one kits, the BD-MPC70 is built to give
avid movie fans every component needed beyond the TV itself. At
the core is a hybrid Blu-Ray player and 1-bit digital amplifier:
the single device both plays the next-generation discs at their
native 1080p when linked through HDMI and powers any sound
system linked through either the dual analog or digital outputs.
The speakers bundled with the MPC70 are also designed to
transcend other pack-ins, Sharp claims. A full 7.1-channel
system puts out 175W of power, enough to drive the surround
sound in any movie. The Japanese electronics maker will ship the
entire assembly after its AQUOS sets arrive, delivering the
combo for $8,339 on June 25th. Its North American counterpart is
possible but remains unofficial.
Link: Sharp BD-MPC70 7.1 Channel Surround System with Blu-Ray Player
Reference: electronista
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