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Reviews of DVD Players
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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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100/100 |
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Title: Linksys Kiss1600 | Our Review | TechRadar UK
Pros: DVD drive; Access to internet services; Decent image quality
Cons: Limited selection of tools; Basic menu; Quite bulky
Verdict: There's also no shuffle or repeat facility, nor is album art displayed. Furthermore, while it played back video without problems, pictures took around a second to draw on screen, which was painful to watch
Summary: Its odd size means the Linksys may stand out among the hardware in your living room
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70/100 |
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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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60/100 |
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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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60/100 |
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Title: Toshiba SD-280E
Pros: DiVX and MP3 playback; Nice looks; Easy to use; Good value for money
Cons: No HDMI or USB; Lack WMA/WMV support; No upscaling
Verdict: It also decodes JPEG and MP3 files, but not WMA or WMV files, and the lack of a USB port means you can't plug in MP3 players or flash drives. For this, you'll need to stump up a little extra for the SD-580E
Summary: The SD-280E is best suited to the bedroom or kitchen, as it lacks many of the latest features youâ-'d look for in a main DVD player
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80/100 |
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Title: Harman Kardon DVD-47
Pros: Multifunctional
Cons: CD playback
Verdict: May suit some people, but there's better out there
Summary: Harman Kardon's latest disc spinner is a DVD Video player, and it plays CDs using a dedicated stereo output, optionally with the video turned off. But it is also a universal player, which plays stereo and multichannel DVD-Audio and SACD discs.
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80/100 |
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