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The world's first 4K DVD player, the 60-inch XBR-SX830 introduced in 2010, sold for $1.2 million (€980,000). Sony upgraded the machine to a "4K XBR-XA850" in 2011, priced at $1.5 million (€1.28 million). The last model before the NP-M1, the 60-inch XBR-SX950, boasts 2160p resolution. The reason for the latest model downgrade has been to give way to more elaborate, or complex, models for Sony's premium market, which also includes high-end televisions. The first significant upgrade to the player came in 2013, when Sony added 4K picture upscaling capabilities. The 70-inch XBR-X770, released in 2015, cost $375,000 (€309,280). The XBR-XA850, XBR-X850, and XBR-X850S models that followed also feature 4K upscaling. The technology allows a software program to upscale a movie to the full resolution of the disc, without using any more data than the original 720p or 1080p source. For movies, the players are just as effective as the much-more expensive XBR- CladDVD.NET Crack + Download cladDVD.NET Crack Mac is a very powerful and easy-to-use software for decoding, ripping and duplicating DVD’s content and solving many problems related to copy protection. Application Name: cladDVD.NET Category: DVD ripper, DVD decoder Platform: Windows File Size: 8,9 MB Copyright: 2013 Publisher: tte Entertainment Ltd. Developer: tte Entertainment Ltd. License: Freeware Price: Free Visit: Type: 32 Bit Latest Version: 2.0.0.7 Category: DVD & Video Editor: Windows File Version: 2.0.0.7 Released: 2012-04-25 12.41 MiB File Name: cladDVD.exe Support Policy: Sorry, because this application is free, it is no longer supported. Visit: You’ll be presented with a small menu on startup. Here you can access different options, including launching the program or saving the new settings. 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