Toshiba DVD Players Reviews

"The versatile DVR620 takes the fuss out of saving your videotapes to DVD and enhances DVD picture quality to near HD with 1080p upconversion via HDMI...Welcome to Price Comparison Shopping Network, get the right products at the right price with the free Price Comparison Shopping Service...recorder - DVD Players - Toshiba DVR620 DVD Recorder / VCR Combo - DVD Recorder / VCR Combo, Progressive Scan, Dolby Digital (Digit - Use Price Comparison Shopping to Compare prices Before you buy..." read more »

"The Toshiba Tecra 8100, Toshiba's primary corporate notebook, is built to customer order and is available in several thousand configurations...The 8100 is easy on your shoulder, for a two-spindle machine, weighing in at only 6.1 pounds (with dvd-rom drive installed...Performance on Business Winstone 99 was good...The 7200 was an average performer (which is to say, a better performer than the ThinkPad 570E), with notably good battery life (3:47, versus 3:02 for the 570E..." read more »

"As for the performance of the player, it seems to be doing fine thus far (only a few hours of use), and I've had good experience with Toshiba products in the past...What a buy! I loved the ease with which to install, the picture quality is very good, it's simple to operate, an overall A+++ rating...It arrived in very good condition in a timely manner..." read more »

"Toshiba Black DVD Recorder - DR420/ Video Upconversion Up To 1080p Resolution Via HDMI/ One Touch Recording/ Multi-Format Recording And Playback/ REGZA-LINK (HDMI CEC)/ Front DV Input/ Digital Photo Viewer/ 3-D Virtual Surround Sound/ Black Finish...The DR420 is an excellent solution for archiving your favorite home movies to DVD...the DR420 also enhances your DVD collection with 1080p upconversion to near HD picture quality via HDMI...The DVD Recorder may not support some MP3/WMA/JPEG/DivX recordings due to differences in recording formats, disc structure, or condition of the disc (use of CD-RW for MP3 files is not recommended..." read more »

"The Toshiba DR570 is my second Toshiba DVR...The only bad thing about this unit is the remote control that it comes with,it is totally worthless just like Toshiba's customer support...None of my old universal remotes had codes for this DVD recorder so took a chance on a Sony RM-VL610N learning remote and it has the code for it.All I had to do is program the analog/digital tuner button..." read more »

"This was my last option since every other DVD-VCR combo was already sold out...Due to a problematic universal remote, I can't set the tape speed to SLP mode (6 hours...If you want to set the tape speed, make sure the product is "in stock" at the store first, and don't buy it directly off the display, like I......" read more »

"I bought this one on a whim just to try out the extended detail enhancement feature...Nothing to write home about, but perfectly acceptable...It would have a real winner then - even at another say, $50 for that quality..." read more »

"Solid DVD playback performance with extended definition (XDE) disabled; can play DivX, MP3, and WMA files burned on CDs and DVDs; can output DVD in 24...Expensive for a DVD player; XDE picture controls are best left off for the most-accurate picture; lacks...And it almost goes without saying that the images we saw from the Toshiba DVD player did not look nearly as good as the high-definition images available on any Blu-ray player...So while the XD-E500 can..." read more »

"Finally a combo unit that has it all...It will dub in either direction, VCR to DVD copies I have made even played in a very old portable DVD player...It has only been about month since Crutchfields delivered it, but so far this thing rocks..." read more »

"With the Toshiba DVR610 1080p Upconverting Tunerless VHS DVD Recorder, you can have the luxury of having playback options with the combination of a VCR and DVD...The good thing about this is that you will only need one unit instead of two...This disc player works to conserve space and has a 1080p upconversion of content for DVDs..." read more »