Panasonic DMP-B100

Zitat: Good: + Lets you watch your Blu-ray collection on the go + SDXC card slot + More than three hours of battery life + Slightly better image quality than portable DVD players Bad: - Visual advantages of Blu-ray are largely lost on small screen - No HDMI output - Other portable video options are more attractive - Only one headphone jack - No internet connectivity - MPEG-4 playback is dicey - Difficult remote control

Zitat: The good: + Lets you watch your Blu-ray collection on-the-go + SDXC card slot + more than 3 hours of battery life + slightly better image quality than portable DVD players. The bad: - Visual advantages of Blu-ray are largely lost on small screen - no HDMI output - other portable video options are more attractive - only one headphone jack - no Internet connectivity - MPEG4 playback is dicey - difficult remote control. The Panasonic DMP-B100 is the cheapest way to watch your Blu-ray movies on the go, but other portable media options, like an iPad or Blu-ray-equipped laptop, are more attractive.

Zitat: For: + Sharp and detailed pictures + Ease of use + Light and compact Against: - Profile 1.1 - Price

Zitat: It isn´t cheap, but it´s a great portable player that plays a lot more than just Blu-ray movies

Zitat: Although not quite as feature-packed as the DMP-B15, the DMP-B100 is still an impressive portable player that musters striking picture quality, despite only being fitted with a 1024 x 600 pixel screen. With most scenes you can clearly see the step-up in quality from DVD and to most people that will be the key factor. There are some tasty features on board too, such as DivX HD playback and an SD card slot. Although Wi-Fi enabled BD Live access would have turned a good portable player into a great one, and although the hefty price tag may put some people off, it’s worth remembering that you’re also getting a decent Blu-ray player for the home as well as for your travels.