Philips BDP3000, 4:3, 16:9, 12-bit/150MHz, 105 dB, 100 dB, 24-bit/192kHz, H.264, MPEG2, VC-1, WMV Philips BDP3000. Aspect ratio: 4:3, 16:9, Video D/A Converter (DAC): 12-bit/150MHz. Signal-to-Noise Ratio (SNR): 105 dB, Dynamic range (1kHz): 100 dB, Audio D/A Converter (DAC): 24-bit/192kHz. Video formats supported: H.264, MPEG2, VC-1, WMV, Audio formats supported: MP3, WMA, Image formats supported: JPG. Power consumption (typical): 25 W, Power consumption (standby): 0.5 W. Depth: 308 mm, Height: 58 mm https://www.expertreviews.co.uk/tvs-entertainment/blu-ray-players/49067/philips-bdp3000-review Philips' BDP3000 is one of the most attractive players we've seen, with its clean, minimalist lines. The front panel contains four plain buttons and the disc tray, and its rounded edges are a relief from the harsh lines of most players. However, this m... A beautiful design and nippy performance can't disguise the fact that the BDP3000 lacks features and has some serious flaws as well. ... http://www.digitalversus.com/blu-ray-player/philips-bdp3000-p7137/test.html Remote Control The remote is exactly the same as the one found on the BDP7500: basic, refined and with a simple enough design. The buttons are neither backlit nor glow-in-the dark. The BDP3000 is an entry-level Blu-ray player from Philips. Despite on... Good HD quality video, No fan, Low power consumption Display a little 'fuzzy' with SD soruces (DVDs etc), No manual scrolling with photo slideshows (three speeds are available, but you can move forward using the remote), No support for DTSHD https://www.theregister.com/2009/10/06/review_hd_philips_bdp3000_blu_ray_player/ Many people enjoying Blu-ray movies do so using a Sony PlayStation 3, while the rest of us will opt for a dedicated Blu-ray player. For the latter, Philips is touting its BDP3000 as a budget player and, while certainly not the cheapest, it does offer 1... The BDP3000 is a solidly built Blu-ray, DVD and CD media player that performs extremely well. It also provides a decent range of video-out and audio-out ports, plus an Ethernet connection. It is not an all-round media player, though: there is no wirel... https://www.techradar.com/reviews/audio-visual/blu-ray-players/philips-bdp3000-633303/review While the first wave of Blu-ray players offered pin-sharp HD and little else, Philips debut budget player is loaded with features that even stretch to the downloading of disc extras from BD Live. Given the outstandingly low price, the sleek, gloss bla... Connects to broadband instantly, High detail, Excellent onscreen menus Some judder, BD Live needs USB stick, No playback from USB port http://reviews.cnet.co.uk/dvdpvr/0,39030417,49303761,00.htm In these cash-strapped times, plenty of people won't feel comfortable spending £500 on a Blu-ray player. Thankfully, cheaper models, like the Philips BDP3000/05, have started to appear. Available online for around £170, the BDP3000/05 won't break th... Impressive design and construction; easy to use; great picture quality You need to supply a 1GB memory stick before you can access BD-Live content The Philips BDP3000/05 lacks DTS-HD MA decoding and, annoyingly, requires that you supply a 1GB USB memory stick in order to access BD-Live content. But it's well-built, speedy to load discs and delivers good picture quality. All in all, it's a good b... https://www.whathifi.com/philips/bdp3000/review Of all our , this is the first machine to sneak in with an RRP of under £200 – now, the high-definition format really is in reach for the masses. That said, a quick search online shows one of our current favourites, the , can be found for as little as... Ultracompetitive price, intuitive interface and smart design, detailed, lively sound and decent picture No DTSHD decoding, not as sharp or subtle as rivals, sound lacks solidity https://www.trustedreviews.com/reviews/philips-bdp3000-blu-ray-player After spending years in the Blu-ray wilderness, Philips has launched a full-scale assault on the market with a trio of feature-packed BD Live players. The new BDP9100 heads the range and we've already cast our verdict on the marvellous midrange BDP7300 , ... After spending years in the Blu-ray wilderness, Philips has launched a full-scale assault on the market with a trio of feature-packed BD Live players. The new BDP9100 heads the range and we've already cast our verdict on the marvellous midrange BDP7300 , ... https://www.pocket-lint.com/tv/reviews/philips/71305-philips-bdp3000-blu-ray-review There’s been a lot of rubbish talked about Blu-ray’s slow growth. Probably as a reaction to the hyperbole from the format’s promoters, its success has been downplayed; the truth is, Blu-ray is more than grazing our interest in the UK. It’s arguably mor... BD-Live, DivX playback, excellent value pictures, good upscaling No media USB port, external memory stick needed for BD-Live This deck’s excellent value pictures should give it a wide appeal, despite the slightly cumbersome BD-Live arrangementKey specsBlu-ray, Component, Composite, Digital audio, Ethernet, HDMI, USB...