Oppo lovers have will be glad to hear this news, when on the wait for the Lexicon edition pricing about $2500, Oppo is releasing a cheaper Blu Ray DVD Player to the list of its such kind - BDP – 80.

Actually BDP – 80 is a lower version of the existing BDP – 83, from which the features like ABT 2010 video processor, aluminum faceplate and some audio capabilities are taken off along with IR in/out, RS – 232 control interfaces and a backlit remote for the lowering of the price.

This new player features all the Blu Ray capabilities with 1 GB of internal memory and a port for the Ethernet cable. Like in the BDP- 83, it plays Blu Ray movies at 24p without the use of pull- down conversion and it features HDMI 1.3 output supporting 36 bit color on matching receivers and TV sets.

With the availability of almost 70% of its predecessor functions and an amazing 210 USD lesser, which will you opt for? Go and grab the all new Oppo BDP – 80 as soon as possible, as it is available in the shelves.

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