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DVD Player ; 1 ; CD-R/RW,SVCD,DVD-R,DVD+R/RW
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JVC - XVN652S
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DVD player ; 1 ; CD,CD-R,CD-RW,DVD,DVD+R,DVD+
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Samsung - DVDHD870
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DVD/VCR combo ; 1 ; CD-R,CD-RW,DVD-R,DVD+RW,D
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Samsung - DVDV6700S
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Vogels - JAMOJADMR60BK
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DVD ; 1 ; DVD-Video DVD-RW/-R/+RW/+R CD CD-R/
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JVC - XVN350B
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Reviews of DVD Players
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Title: Sony DVP-NS36S
Pros: Affordable for a Sony, Good picture and sound
Cons: No prog scan, Upscaling or digital video output
Verdict: If you've got a big screen capable of receiving digital, progressive or HD pictures, the draw of going for a good quality upscaling or progressive scan deck instead is hard to resist
Summary: While capable of producing some of the finest performing DVD players around, Sony hasn't tended to look as comfortable at the ultra-budget end of the market as some of its rivals
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Title: Toshiba SD-370E
Pros: Good performance, Excellent value for money
Cons: Pictures are good, not great
Verdict: An all-rounder worth investigating. Just don't expect fireworks
Summary: Despite its wallet-friendly £60 price tag, this ultra slimline DVD player is actually Toshiba's top-end model. Its main claim to fame is its HDMI output, which offers upscaled 720p and1080i pictures designed to make the most of DVDs on an HD Ready display
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Title: Philips DVP5960
Pros: Easy installation, Lots of features
Cons: No S-video output
Verdict: This DVD player delivers superb pictures without a hint of artefacting - all the better when you clock the low price
Summary: You'll find the ubiquitous socket on the back panel of this low price DVD deck from Philips, and those of you with HD Ready displays take note -the DVP5960 will up convert standard definition DVDs to 720p or 1080i to more closely match your screen
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Title: Samsung DVD1080p8 | Our Review | TechRadar UK
Pros: The gloss black design looks great; Sensibly stripped-down; Good file compatibility
Cons: No component video output; Poor video scaling
Verdict: An sub-£100 HDMI upscaler sounds like just the thing for the TV in the spare room, but unfortunately this Samsung isn't it
Summary: It's difficult not to be impressed by this deck's slick fascia
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Title: Samsung DVD-HD870
Pros: Styling; features; picture quality
Cons: Remote control; ugly menus; sluggish controls
Verdict: With support for lots of formats and a nifty upscaling feature, we wouldn't have a problem recommending the Samsung DVD-HD870 if you want to boost the picture quality of your DVD collection
Summary: If you don't want to spend a fortune upgrading your movie collection to high-definition discs, consider the Samsung DVD-HD870 -- for aroound £50 it will do a good job of upscaling your standard-definition DVDs to near HD quality
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Title: Pioneer DV-600AV
Pros: Good set of features, Outstanding picture quality
Cons: A little expensive
Verdict: This is a bid for DVD deck of the year: an ultra stylish, 1080p upscaler that delivers killer performance for peanuts
Summary: Until now, 1080p upscaling has been reserved for expensive high-end DVD decks, but it's just become a lot more affordable. The Pioneer DV-600AV costs just £150 but comes with full 1080p, 1080i and 720p upscaling, and more besides
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