Chris Walker has agreed to post some photos for us.

The coolest feature is the target 10 second boot time, and 1 second power down target time (Pioneer is trying their hardest to hopefully meet the target speeds). This player will decode everything (including DTS MA internally!!!! It will bitsream everything as well (like the 95fd). I believe Pioneer hopes to sell this player for less than the 95fd (chris??)

DTS-Master Audio internal decoding!
BD profile 1.1
Ethernet (not BD Live capable)

BDP-05FD
No price or intro date yet (We will release price and date soon).

BonusView (Profile 1.1)
Internal Decoding of all audio formats (yes, even DTS-HD Master)
Wolfson Audio DACs
Center Load Tray
New Advance Video Scaler
12-Bit video output over HDMI
New Core Chipset for improved Power On, Power Off and Disc Loading.
Capacitance Touch Buttons
7.1 Channel Analog Outputs with additional CD Stereo Outputs

There are bunch of other features that I am not allowed to disclose yet...

Enjoy Everyone....

BonusView (a.k.a. profile 1.1) Yes

HDMI 1.3a Yes, 12-bit Deep Colour

Advanced Audio Bitstream Yes, All Formats

Advanced Audio Decoding Dolby Digital Plus/Dolby True HD/DTS-HD/DTS HD Master*

Wolfson Professional Audio DACs Yes x 4

High Quality Video Encoder 297 Mhz 12-Bit

Jitter-free HDMI CD Audio with PQLS Yes

Video Adjust fine-tuning options Yes

7.1 Channel Analogue Output Yes

Gold Plated Terminals Yes

Aluminium Front Panel Yes

Capacitance Touch Key Buttons Yes

New Graphic User Interface Yes

der neue Blu-ray-Disc-Player BDP-LX71 - optische Besonderheit sind die berührungssensitiven Touch-Tasten für die Bedienung am Gerät selber.

noch ein Highlight was der BDP LX71 zu bieten hat


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While most consumer electronics companies choose to unveil new products at CES, Pioneer prefers to buck the trend and pick a day that it can keep all to itself. The other trend Pioneer isn't following with these new players is BD-Live, as neither the new Elite Blu-ray player nor the outfit's first non-Elite player features the latest interactive features. Instead, it's choosing to focus on picture and sound quality, as both Summer-bound decks will internally decode every next-gen multi-channel lossless codec (DTS-HD with firmware update) or bitstream any of them to your AVR. The other new focus is speed, as Pioneer seems confident that both players will be some of the fastest in the industry, boasting 15-second eject from off times and 22-second disc load times. The BDP-51FD will set you back $599 -- almost half as much as Pioneer's previous model -- while the Elite BDP-05FD will demand $799. The latter will net you a longer warranty, gold connectors, a superior video decoder, nicer fit / finish and an upgraded front face plate complete with capacitance touch keys. If you're the type that prefers quality and could care less about interactive features, either unit will likely satisfy -- otherwise, we'd keep hunting. Full release after the break.

Rein optisch stört mich allerdings immer dieses Klavierlack-Design von Pioneer.