Panasonic DMP-BDT310EB 3D Blu-ray Disc Player

Panasonic’s Blu-Ray players are generally from the top drawer and when their DMP-BD60 came out earlier in the year, it was no exception. Receiving sterling reviews from industry press certainly pricked our ears up, but the initial price was a little high for our tastes. That price has thankfully fallen steadily over the year, however; it seems to be picking again, meaning that now could be the right time to get in quick.

Panasonic have announced their intention to release their very first Full HD Blu-ray player, the DMP-BDT300................

If it hasn't already the digital format will inevitably enter your lives at some point and there are plenty of benefits to be had. Choice is a key word here - no longer do you have to contend with a couple of good songs in a mostly filler album - buy the songs separately if you like. Exclusive content is often only available on digital, in the form of free downloads or early releases and you can easily subscribe to any of the growing number of regular podcasts from your favourite radio show.

Tell any tech reviewer that you're on the look-out for an excellent Blu-ray player with stunning picture quality, great sound and brilliant upscaling qualities, then the chances are he or she will tell you to check out a Pioneer - and possibly the BDP-LX52.

The price of Blu-ray players just keep on dropping - and last week the LG BD390 hit its lowest price so far. Available from around £225, the BD390 offers an extensive set of features and great performance, making it one of the best value players on the market at the moment.