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Sounds & Vision reviews that DVP-CX777ES 400 Disc Blu-ray changer
Man would we love to even own 400 discs to load up into this changer, which would be worth many more pesos than the $1800 the Sony DVP-CX777ES will run ya -- S&V evidently does have more CDs, DVDs and Blu-ray Discs than we do and found the Grace Note service did a decent job of delivering cover art and details of all the discs. The video and audio quality were also on par with what you'd expect, and while the player wasn't the quickest player ever, it was respectable. The fans and mechanical mechanism also went unnoticed, which is always good. So in other words, if you are looking for a home for your 400 discs and have the scratch to spare, you can't go wrong.
Hands-on: Sony shows off prototype 400-disc Blu-ray Mega Changer
Once again, Sony's booth was front and center upon entering the CEDIA floor, and while most everything there was as advertised, this one particular unit stuck out. Yeah, maybe it just caught out eye because it's around the size of a small refrigerator, but upon speaking with a company representative, we learned that it's actually a 400-disc Blu-ray Mega Changer. The unit on hand was simply there for demonstrative purposes, but Sony intends to launch the BD-Live-capable, RS-232 port-packin' beast in early 2009. There's no word on whether it will ever interface with HTPCs, but we wouldn't count on it. Head on over to Engadget HD for a closer look.
