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Reviews of DVD Players
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Title: Linksys KiSS 1600
Pros: >Smooth hi-def video streaming, Easy set up, Plays DVD, Built in WiFi ,
Cons: Plasticky design
Verdict: A slick, compact Hi-Def streamer that works beautifully but costs very little
Summary: Straight outta the box streaming goodness.
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100/100 |
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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: Sony DVP-NS36S | Our Review | TechRadar.com
Pros: Affordable for a Sony; Good picture and sound
Cons: No prog scan; Upscaling or digital video output
Verdict: The NS36's other key skill is the richness of its colours. Hues across the spectrum look unusually vibrant, further enhancing the sense of cinematic solidity established by the lack of MPEG noise. There's a touch of colour noise in some particularly vibra
Summary: Sony's tiny and slightly dour-looking DVP-NS36 is disappointingly specified
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60/100 |
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Title: Sony DVP-NS78
Pros: Picture quality can be bettered
Cons: Well finished and a pleasure to use; vibrant, high-contrast pictures; involving sound
Summary: It's not without flaws, but this is a likeable machine for not very much money at all
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80/100 |
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Title: Panasonic DVD-S33EB
Pros: Nice design, Very user friendly, Vivid colours
Cons: No upscaling, No digital output, Noisy pictures
Verdict: The S33EB turns out to be that most depressing of AV offerings: a basically nice bit of kit let down by a single, but dominant flaw - noise
Summary: Panasonic currently rules the roost when it comes to DVD recording, but conversely seems to have rather lost its way when it comes to standard DVD playback - at least, at the budget end of the market
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80/100 |
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