Denon launched a new upscaling DVD player incredibly featuring a higher price than true Hi Def players. Described as "Universal Player", the DVD-A1XVA can be purchased for… only £2700 (about € 4000 or about $ 5100).
But the really interesting part is this:
HDMI ports are featured – though we’re more than a little confused by the fact that they’re said to be HDCP-compliant.
Are there any SD-format DVD movies that require HDCP compliance? If not, then this might be a sign that they’re likely to be coming some time soon. Eeek!
Should we start to be worried?
Whoever is interested, can read more detailed features on Denon website.
Source: Hexus
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Or is this Universals way of using their name to get back all that money they have lost on their movies, by allowing a namebrand name to be used on a device haha. I hope you all know I am just being sarcastic. 4-5k for something like this is like buying a gold car. Stupid and useless 
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