The HT-BD2S features smaller satellite speakers which make up for a more affordable price of $1,000. However, the new system still integrates the same central box, complete with its 7.1 channel and 1,100 W output, so you can hook up bigger speakers if you find the new ones too tiny for your tastes.
Samsung basically aims newcomers to Blu-ray with this system. The Koreans designed it to work best as a standalone setup rather than something that might integrate with other components. The HT-BD2S is sort of a simplified version of the “2T” system, as its inputs are limited to two optical digital ports, giving little room for expansion. Anyhow, the 2S lets you play Blu-rays, DVDs, CDs and MP3 CDs and some FM radio waves.

On the output side, we find the HDMI, component video, S-Video, composite video, 7.1 channel audio and an Ethernet connection for online radios. HD standards pose no problem to this system: you got 720p, 1080i and 1080p running smoothly, but this only applies to the older Profile 1.0 specification, which means many of the interactive or online features of the latest Blu-ray discs won’t work.

If you need a home theater with full high definition capability, impressive image quality and an outstanding sound you might want to check this new addition from Samsung: HT-BD2 Home Theater with Blu-ray.

This complex system offers 1080p superb video quality and 7.1 channel high definition audio for a powerful sound at which adds the Dolby TrueHD and dts-HD Master Audio format support industry leaders.
The home theater comes in a nice slick piano black design with soft blue LED lights and a powerful subwoofer, four towers, the center channel and two satellite rear speakers for a complete audio-visual experience.

With a total output power of 1,100 Watts, the Blu-ray player compatible with 24 movie fps playback, HDMI 1.3 output, 60Fs to enhance the compatibility with HDTVS, Samsung HT-BD2 will surely satisfy you.

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