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Reviews of DVD Players
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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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80/100 |
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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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100/100 |
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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: Linksys KiSS 1600
Pros: Picture quality; sound quality; features; file support; styling; ease of use; menu system
Cons: HDMI problems; no multi-region DVD support; no DVD upscaling via component; no support for HD 'MKV' files; no YouTube or Internet video support yet
Verdict: The Linksys KiSS 1600 isn't without its problems but because the firmware can be updated these could be ironed out with time. The KiSS 1600 represents great value for money compared to Apple TV, and it offers greatly increased file support and functionali
Summary: The Linksys KiSS 1600 represents great value for money compared to Apple TV and with some extra file support would be the ultimate media streamer
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80/100 |
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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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60/100 |
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Title: Philips DVP5980
Pros: Wi-Fi connectivity and 3G, Smartphone with detachable typewriter keyboard, 3 megapixel camera with autofocus, Strong features list, Good performance for a compact, Good-quality build, Beautifully detailed, with superb imaging, An unusually neutral perform
Cons: Huge size, Not easy to use as a phone, Not easy to use as a camera, Three-tiered multi controller could be better, Quite expensive, Takes the fun out of amplifier and speaker cable upgrades, Looks a little industrial, Makes a noise when switched on/off, N
Verdict: With impressive picture quality, price tag, attractive features and an appealing design, this deck is an enticing proposition
Summary: A couple of years ago, the mature DVD player market was looking a little stagnant, but the arrival of high definition, coupled with the DVD recorder boom, has given player manufacturers a nudge and forced them to get creative.
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80/100 |
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