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<blockquote data-quote="PaulR" data-source="post: 780911" data-attributes="member: 176256">Well now I'VE taken the plunge.&nbsp; I've ordered the Panasonic BDT210 as mentioned above.&nbsp; A quite reasonable price of £91.99 (it'll be our Christmas present to each other) and with a bit of luck delivery before Christmas.Plus points are DLNA connectivity so it can act as a media player (it supports MKV and DivX so that's me happy), USB &amp; SD card slots and YouTube built in.&nbsp; I can also claim a triple BluRay pack of Star Wars IV, V and VI which is definite bonus.Minuses are Viera Cast instead of Viera Connect so no BBC iPlayer but I've got that on the Humax HDR.&nbsp; Some might want wireless connection but I prefer to connect by cable wherever possible anyway.All in all I hope that it'll serve my needs for a while and it may be that I won't need to buy a separate media player at all.&nbsp; Now just a NAS is needed I think.&nbsp; Might have to wait until the hard disc prices come back down though._http://www.trustedreviews.com/panasonic-dmp-bdt210_Blu-ray-Player_reviewVERY LATE EDITWhoops. not the BDT210 but the BDT110.&nbsp; So we do without the no-touch disc drawer release and a few of the sound processing options.&nbsp; It still has the chroma processing and media centre capabilities so that's all right._http://www.techradar.com/reviews/audio-visual/blu-ray-players/panasonic-dmp-bdt110-954903/review</blockquote>

[QUOTE="PaulR, post: 780911, member: 176256"] Well now I'VE taken the plunge. I've ordered the Panasonic BDT210 as mentioned above. A quite reasonable price of £91.99 (it'll be our Christmas present to each other) and with a bit of luck delivery before Christmas. Plus points are DLNA connectivity so it can act as a media player (it supports MKV and DivX so that's me happy), USB & SD card slots and YouTube built in. I can also claim a triple BluRay pack of Star Wars IV, V and VI which is definite bonus. Minuses are Viera Cast instead of Viera Connect so no BBC iPlayer but I've got that on the Humax HDR. Some might want wireless connection but I prefer to connect by cable wherever possible anyway. All in all I hope that it'll serve my needs for a while and it may be that I won't need to buy a separate media player at all. Now just a NAS is needed I think. Might have to wait until the hard disc prices come back down though. _http://www.trustedreviews.com/panasonic-dmp-bdt210_Blu-ray-Player_review [I]VERY LATE EDIT[/I] Whoops. not the BDT210 but the BDT110. So we do without the no-touch disc drawer release and a few of the sound processing options. It still has the chroma processing and media centre capabilities so that's all right. _http://www.techradar.com/reviews/audio-visual/blu-ray-players/panasonic-dmp-bdt110-954903/review [/QUOTE]

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