Toshiba HD-A30 1080p HD DVD Player by Toshiba
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Digital camera reviews of Toshiba HD-A30 1080p HD DVD Player
Digital camera Review: Awsome
Summary: 5 Stars
Best Hi-def player I have seen out there. This is a must buy if you want Hi-def.Digital camera Review: BLUE RAY WON , DONT BUY HD DVD !!!!!
Summary: 1 Stars
IF YOU NEED MORE INFORMATION GO TO GOOGLE AND TYPE BLUE RAY WON, DONT WASTE YOUR MONEY ON THIS HD DVD, TOSHIBA ANNOUNCE RETIRE ALL THEIR PRODUCTION!!!!!!!Digital camera Review: Beautiful!!! Awesome at any price. A STEAL at this price.
Summary: 5 Stars
Man, the picture quality is simply awesome. I run it into a 1080p/24 front projector and the picture is super sharp, much better than my Comcast cable HD. I just watched Transformers HD-DVD and the sound and picture were jaw dropping. The standard DVD upconverting is really good as well.
When a BluRay player gets down to <$199 with ten free movies, I'll pick one up. Until then, I'll enjoy this great unit. If you have an HDTV, this is the cheapest way to get top-quality hi-def video into it.
Awesome player. Highly recommended.
Digital camera Review: Benefit of the doubt
Summary: 3 Stars
Picture quality is superb and the bundle was a very good value. However my unit locked up while playing a movie on several occasions and I had to return it. Perhaps it was just a bad unit so I'll give it the benefit of the doubt. I ended up going to Blu Ray on a Playstation 3.Digital camera Review: Best 1080p DVD upconverter bar none!
Summary: 5 Stars
I was on the lookout for a 1080p DVD upconverter since I have recently bought a Samsung 40inch 1080p LCD HDTV. Currently, I have a library of 800 DVDs and am not planning of ditching them anytime soon. All I can say is this player totally rocks! The Bourne Ultimatum DVD is rendered in a near-HD quality that a casual observer would mistake for an HD-DVD copy. Upload time tops at about a minute (for HD-DVDs) and about half a minute or less for standard DVDs; but this is a much better improvement to the very first HD-A1 player (which I also own). Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (HD-DVD) almost has a 3D effect when rendered at the highest 1080p setting. It's amazing what this player can do, but you have to see it with your own eyes. I don't really care if HD-DVD format dies since DVD is here to stay the same way as CDs have survived SACD and DVD-Audio.