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Panasonichas unveiled the DMP-UB900, Australia'sfirst 4K Ultra High Definition (UHD) Blu-ray player, The Sydney Morning Herald reported April 28.
TheDMP-UB900 is designed to play next generation of UHD Blu-ray discs, which isfour times sharper than Blu-ray. The player will also stream content in Ultra HD.
ThePanasonic DMP-UB900 is expected to hit Australian shelves in September. Pricedetails were not disclosed, according to the report.