DVD Players
The essential DVD Player not only provides the most cost effective way to get your film collection to the screen, but the latest players also provide a host of other features, such as MP3 playback and USB connectivity to view your digital camera images. The latest players are also capable of high quality upscaling to give you the optimum picture quality on your high definition screen without having to invest in a Blu-ray player.
Top 3 DVD Players
These days, you'd be hard pushed to buy a new DVD player that is actually bad, but these three players represent the cutting edge in upscaling and other features, whilst still remaining good value for money:
Toshiba SD5010 DVD Player
The SD5010 is the new 2010 top of the range DVD player from Toshiba bringing all the best that DVD has to offer, for half the price of a Blu-ray player.
Toshiba XD-E600 Upscaling DVD Player
If you want to get the most out of your existing DVD collection and get near high definition quality without having to replace all your discs with Blu-ray, the Toshiba XD-E600 could be just what you’re looking for.
Sony DVP-NS728H DVD Player
almost identical to it’s younger brother, the Sony DVP-NS728H DVD Player does have the added advantage of a USB socket on the front of the player to make it that little bit more flexible and useful.
Latest DVD Player Reviews and Compare Prices
To find out which DVD player will best suit your requirements, as well as your pocket, read our DVD Player Reviews:
Don't Dismiss DVD Players!
Whilst all eyes might be on Blu-ray players now, DVD players still have a lot to offer, and the big brands are still making absolutely cracking players, at increasingly better value prices. Even if you already own a quality Blu-ray player, it still makes sense to keep a decent DVD player as well. Not only are they cheap to buy, and quicker to start than most Blu-ray players but they also have amazing up-scaling qualities these days, meaning you can drag every last drop of quality out of your DVD collection without replacing it with Blu-ray discs. If your movie collection also includes discs from other regions, it is also a good idea to keep a multi-region DVD player handy when you want to watch that classic Region 1 version of Saving Private Ryan. They also make a good choice if you have children around - you're less likely to wince when your eight year old nephew attempts to put his latest 'Ben 10' DVD into the DVD player than if he attempted the same on your £300 Blu-ray player!
