FOR Natural colours; detail; sound quality; upscaling
AGAINST No streaming apps
That story indicates just how powerful the moving image can be. And, more than 120 years later, Cambridge’s latest Blu-ray player, the CXUHD, the company’s first 4K machine, aims to bring even more realism to your screen.
All hi-res formats
The CXUHD supports all popular hi-res file formats up to a 7.1 channel, 192kHz resolution. And Dolby Vision support means this UHD player can optimise the picture on a frame-by-frame basis.
This story is from the February 2018 edition of What Hi-Fi Sound and Vision.
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