Samsung

BD-P1600 Blu-Ray Disc Player 1x HDMI 1080p BD-Live 2.0 Netflix BD-P1600/XEU

Replaced by: BD-C5500 Blu-Ray Disc Player 1x HDMI USB Wi-Fi Ready DLNA 1080p BD-Live Internet@TV

1x HDMI
BD-Live 2.0 with Netflix
Blu-Ray disc, DVD, CD
Downloadable video content
Ultra-slim Weight 2.2kg

Main specifications

Depth :	19.89 cm
Digital In :	1 x HDMI
Form Factor :	Blu-ray Disc Player
Height :	5.41 cm
Marketing :	Immerse yourself in blu-ray brilliance with the BD-P1600 blu-ray player. It delivers the sharpest images possible and highest quality audio. Want more entertainment? You can also stream movies and music with Netflix and Pandora and enjoy special interactive features with BD-Live 2.0. Sleek and ultra-slim, the BD-P1600 is the missing component to your home entertainment ensemble. This blu-ray disc player offers state-of-the-art viewing with CD and DVD playback compatibility. Even as you take advantage of the latest video and audio advances, you can still enjoy all your existing media content. Get ready for the ultimate interactive film experience. The SAMSUNG BD-P1600 has lets you take full advantage of interactive features like downloadable video content, ringtones, games and more. Download additional content from the internet or even chat with friends when watching the same movie.
Model Name :	BD-P1600
S-Video Port :	1 x S-Video Out
Supported Video File Formats :	BD / DVD / CD
Video Component Out :	1 x Component Video Output
Video Composite Out :	1 x Composite Video Out
Weight :	2.2 kg
Width :	43.18 cm

Samsung has without doubt the world's most popular electronics brand since 2005. Samsung Electronics saw a profit revenue in 2005 took over Sony as one of the most popular electronics company in the world, ranked at No. 19 worldwide. Samsung was originally founded by Lee Byung-Chull in 1938 in South Korea with 40 employees and by 1953 Lee Byung-Chull went on to make Samsung an industry leader ie Samsung Electronics. Samsung created the first Black & White television in the 1980s. Samsung then went on to build in 1995 its first LCD screen, Samsung grew to become the world's largest manufacturer of LCD panels. Sony then contacted Samsung to cooperate and in 2006 S-LCD was formed as a joint venture between Samsung and Sony creating a stable supply of LCD panels for both manufacturer. S-LCD is owned by both Samsung (51%) and Sony (49%). Samsung accounts for little over 20% of South Korea's exports, Samsung's revenue is as large as some country's total GDP and if ranked would be the 34th largest economy in the world.