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- Oppo DV-983H
- When we reviewed Oppo's last DVD player, the DV-980H, we summarized our feelings in the last line of the introduction: "The DV-980H is a top-notch DVD player with excellent enthusiast-friendly features and performance, but with the falling price of HD DVD units, we have a feeling it may be the...
- Product reviews 2008-04-17
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- Toshiba XD-E500
- When Toshiba finally pulled the plug on HD DVD, nobody was quite sure what the next step for the company was going to be. Would it go back to making DVD players, or would it forget the tensions of the format war and release a Blu-ray player? Well, instead of...
- Product reviews 2008-09-02
- Oppo DV-980H
- With its sterling reputation among home theater connoisseurs, every new Oppo product is greeted with higher expectations than the last. While many have hoped that Oppo would roll out a HD DVD or Blu-ray player, the latest model is another standard DVD player for those still sitting out the format...
- Product reviews 2007-08-29
- Oppo DV-981HD
- Over the last couple of years, Oppo has garnered a reputation for making great-performing DVD players at reasonable prices. We tested and liked the Oppo DV-970HD, so we were definitely excited to get our hands on the company's newest model, the DV-981HD ($230). The DV-981HD is very similar to its...
- Product reviews 2007-02-08
- Samsung DVD-HD960
- The 1080p resolution, which combines the benefits of lots of pixels and progressive-scan smoothness, is the latest craze in TV technology, and it wasn't long before upconverting DVD players jumped on the bandwagon. The Samsung DVD-HD960 is one of the first players that can upconvert DVDs to 1080p resolution over...
- Product reviews 2006-11-06
- Oppo DV-970HD
- DVD players are available for as little as $30, but anyone who's serious about image quality and performance needs to spend more, of course. But how much more? Prices can go as high as $850 (for the Denon DVD-2930CI) and even higher--that's serious overkill for all but the most devoted...
- Product reviews 2006-09-18
- Denon DVD-2930CI
- Denon's high-end upscaling DVD player, the DVD-2930CI ($850 list), is initially a somewhat confusing product. With Toshiba's HD-A1 HD-DVD player going for $500 and upscaling DVD players costing about $150, who wants to spend $850 for a non-high-def DVD player? Well, plenty of videophiles still aren't quite ready to spend...
- Product reviews 2006-09-07
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