Panasonic DMP-BDT230 Smart Network 3D Blu-ray Player
An Unprecedented Viewing Experience
Panasonic Full HD 3D Blu-ray disc players offer outstanding Full HD picture quality with cutting-edge image processing technology. These slim and stylish bodies are packed with high performance. Simple yet advanced, these designs are built to match virtually any room interior.
Smart connected Panasonic Blu-ray players also allow you connect to a variety of network-connectable devices such as smartphones, tablets, PCs, and NAS (network attached storage), and also allow you to access cloud-based services for the enjoyment of various types of content such as movies, video clips, music, and photos.
Watch 2D Images in 3D
Watch your prized movies in 3D for even greater viewing enjoyment. 2D-3D conversion enables 2D images on DVDs & Blu-ray discs to be displayed in 3D with natural depth perception.
High-Quality Audio Playback
The 2013 players are compatible with a wide variety of formats, which lets them reproduce high-quality sound from audio sources without any degradation in sound quality.
Miracast Capability
Miracast function lets you mirror the display of smartphone or tablet content on a TV screen. Easily share content from your personal device with friends and family on the big screen.
Less Power Consumption
This product is Energy Star Qualified and has been designed to consume as little power as possible in order to save precious natural resources.
Smart TV Made Easy
More fun comes via a cloud service. Smart, connected Panasonic Blu-ray players feature VIERA Connect, a cloud service that provides access to apps for video, music, social networking, games, news, lifestyle, sports, and health/fitness. Popular apps include Amazon Instant Video, Netflix, Facebook, Twitter, and huluplus. Panasonic's VIERA Connect platform makes home entertainment more intuitive, more comfortable, and lots more fun.
Explore Online Entertainment
VIERA Connect offers greater home entertainment convenience, and enjoyment. From sports and video on demand, to gaming and communication, now you can enjoy a wide variety of content with family and friends from the comfort of your living room.
View the Internet on the Large Screen
This Panasonic Blu-ray player is equipped with an Internet browser. The websites you view on your PC, smartphone, or tablet can now be displayed on a large-screen TV for everyone in the room to share.
Smart Home Networking
This product is DLNA-certified and is easy to use with your home network. Share and enjoy digital photos (JPEG), music (MP3, WMA), and videos (AVCHD, WMV) by simply connecting to a network LAN.
Easily enjoy stored content
2013 players are now compatible with NTFS (NT File System) format external hard disk drives, so you can enjoy music, photos, and camcorder video content archived on an external HDD.
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Technical Details
Key Features: VIERA Connect (requires broadband Internet service), FLAC compatability, Miracast, web browser, DLNA function, Full HD 3D
Eco-Friendly Features: Energy Star qualified, low power consumption
What's in the Box: 2013 Blu-ray disc player, user manual, remote
2013 Panasonic VIERA Blu-ray Disc Player Comparison Chart
Series DMP-BBT01 DMP-BDT500 DMP-BDT330 DMP-BDT230 DMP-BD89 DMP-BD79
Full HD Playback Full HD 3D
Full HD 3D
Full HD 3D
Full HD 3D
Full HD
Full HD
Energy Star Qualified Wi-Fi Capability Built-in Wi-Fi
Built-in Wi-Fi Built-in Wi-Fi Built-in Wi-Fi Built-in Wi-Fi Wireless LAN Capable*
VIERA Connect Online Movies/IP VOD
Online Movies/IP VOD
Fast Booting & Loading Ultra
Ultra
Multi-User Mode High Quality Network Audio Playback
(MP3, WMA, AAC, FLAC, WAV) (MP3, WMA, AAC, FLAC, WAV) (MP3, WMA, AAC, FLAC, WAV) (MP3, WMA, AAC, FLAC, WAV) (MP3, WMA, AAC, FLAC, WAV) Dolby True HD 2D-3D Conversion
DLNA (DMP/DMR) Function External HDD Playback Adaptive Chroma Processing
Miracast Function Capability
SD Memory Slot
Compact Main Unit
Prismatic Cut Form Design
Web Browser
Twin HDMI
Analog Audio 7.1 Channel Output
Built-in 4K Upscaling *Requires optional wireless adapter
**Does not include smartphone device