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 ... 27GB of information onto one side of a standard 12cm disc. This means you can fit 2 - 3 hours of digital video on one side of a disc on its highest quality setting. Compatibility is too apparently not a problem as the will incorporate dual lasers to still read regular DVD's. When: This units will alledgedly hit the high street next year. (Early 2003 Japan - Late 2003 UK (Why are we always last)) Progress is taking place fast as Sony & Matsushita have agreed a definate format for Blue-Ray with other manufacture...more

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ryanbritto
Crowned Review DVD Forum: DVP-S9000ES-details (1233 words)
by ryanbritto - written on 04/01/01 (Very useful, 114 readings)
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Progressive-scan players are the latest, and highest-quality, permutation of the DVD player format, and Sony's going to milk it for every dollar they can get. With its street price of £1000, this Sony entry into the progressive-scan DVD sweepstakes, the DVP-S9000ES, sells for over three times as much as the least expensive progressive-scan player now available, the £250 Pioneer DVD-434. Like Panasonic, with their premium-quality and premium-priced DVD-H1000 progressive-scan player, Sony has made the decision to enter the market with a player that combines a very high degree of quality and features with a very high price. In addition to the progressive-scan ...

SqueakyG
Crowned Review How important are DVD special features? My rant... (1863 words)
by SqueakyG - written on 27/05/01 (Very useful, 482 readings)
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I love DVD. The Digital Versatile Disc format is becoming increasingly popular and it's easy to see why. DVD offers the ability to have a film in its correct widescreen aspect ratio, a much better sound and picture quality than videotape, chapter-stops that eliminate the need to rewind or fast-forward, and the added benefit that the picture and sound won't degrade with repeated viewings. DVD is pretty much perfect. But this opinion isn't really about the benefits of DVD. I'm going to go into the subject of SPECIAL FEATURES, and whether we should demand lots of extras on our DVDs. The major selling point of DVD is the special features that come ...

leeanne
Premium Review DVD Forum: This is the future, and I am glad I have gave it a chance (1154 words)
by leeanne - written on 03/01/02 (Very useful, 100 readings)
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We have owned a DVD player since June 2000. At this point in time the average DVD player could be quite pricy, so we settled for a Grundig one at £180. This was cheap, as most Sony, Panasonic and other more branded names were £300 - £400. Another reason we chose Grundig was because we knew people who had Grundig appliances. They had proved to be trustworthy and worth the money. Our machine was gold coloured, had a nice shape and loads of buttons on the front - I like that. Our first problem came when I bought The Blair Witch Project in October 2000. It didn't play. We took it back to the shop, which was also the shop where we purchased the DVD player. The ...

 
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