Seeking for a DVD Recorder? Here you can discover DVD Recorders from brands such as Sony, Samsung, Panasonic, Philips and many other brands available here, that may contain functions such as MP3 Playback, DivX Playback and Dolby. The most popular product is Sony RDRGX350B Black DVD Recorder. Also you can find portable and non portable DVD Recorders. Read reviews about DVD Recorders. A quick and easy way to find information on all types of relevant DVD recorders offered in the market.
Reviews of DVD Recorders
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Title: Sony RDR-HXD870
Pros: Feature rich, Connectivity, Picture quality, Well designed remote
Cons: Sluggish Guide Plus EPG, Some noise in SP
Verdict: Abundant features, comprehensive connections and killer 1080p picture quality combine to amazing effect
Summary: The RDR-HXD870 comes from a new breed of cutting-edge digital recorders that offer 1080p upscaling, allowing you to make the most of DVDs and TV recordings on Full HD TVs. But this is merely the tip of the iceberg
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100/100 |
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Title: Sony RDR-HXD870
Pros: Feature rich, Connectivity, Picture quality, Well designed remote
Cons: Sluggish Guide Plus EPG, Some noise in SP
Verdict: Abundant features, comprehensive connections and killer 1080p picture quality combine to amazing effect
Summary: The RDR-HXD870 comes from a new breed of cutting-edge digital recorders that offer 1080p upscaling, allowing you to make the most of DVDs and TV recordings on Full HD TVs. But this is merely the tip of the iceberg
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100/100 |
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Title: Sony RDR-HXD995
Pros: Picture quality; 250GB storage capacity; ease of use
Cons: GuidePlus+ is a pain; no included HDMI cable makes us grumpy; Freeview tuner very bad at picking up a signal
Verdict: Overall a good machine, but it has some problems, and we'd suggest you check the strength of the Freeview signal in your area before you invest. Otherwise its performance and value for money make it worthy of your time
Summary: Despite all the awful shopping channels, there's a wealth of great TV to record on Freeview. For maximum flexibility you'll want a DVD recorder and PVR with plenty of storage space, and that can record cable or satellite from a number of inputs.
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75/100 |
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Title: Sony RDR-HXD1065
Pros: Fantastic features set, Generous hard disk, Good upscaling performance
Cons: Difficult to use at times
Verdict: A superb all-rounder that we can find precious little wrong with
Summary: Sony's top-of-the-range HDD/DVD recorder combi has a bulging spec sheet, headlined by a generous 250GB hard disk, allowing an impressive maximum of 387 hours of recording
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100/100 |
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Title: Sony RDR-GXD360
Pros: Has a digital tuner, Good connectivity, Onscreen editing menus easy to use
Cons: No analogue option, No hard disk or HDMI output
Verdict: This DVD recorder offers a great selection of features for the price
Summary: With the great analogue switch-off getting ever nearer, a DVD recorder should feature a built-in Freeview tuner as a matter of course. Amazingly, many do not, but Sony is not about to fall into that trap with the RDR-GXD360
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100/100 |
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Title: Sony RDR-HX510
Pros: Dual-layer DVD writing; beautiful menu and editing system; sleek looks
Cons: Small hard drive; no i.Link input; no separate infrared sender; lacks Freeview tuner
Summary: A small hard drive size limits its use, but this offers DVD+R DL recording at only a small premium
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70/100 |
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Title: Sony SLV-D930 | Our Review | TechRadar.com
Pros: Solid build; Good DVD picture; Easy to use recording
Cons: No component output
Verdict: Recording was also fairly impressive, especially at the SP level.There was little difference between the source and a recording from Freeview, although better quality sources proved less impressive
Summary: The combination of DVD player and VHS recorder still makes a fair amount of sense. DVD is without doubt the best way of viewing movies on a television and VHS is an incredibly affordable means of recording - and one that even the most technically illitera
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80/100 |
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