Denon DVD 1910

This review is actually for the 1930, the newer model. The newest in this range is the 1740 as the 1900 series is discontinued. In the modern era (the naughties) the call for DVD players is still strong. The question is though, why would you buy a DVD player when in this time of High-Definition, Blu ray players are becoming more and more common, cheaper and present in most shops? Well, there might be a few reasons. Perhaps you have a large DVD collection and don't want to start again with blu ray and aren't jumping on the band wagon. Or maybe you have a blu ray player that isn't so great with DVD play back? Or some other reason. I bought this Denon 1930 a ...  Read the complete review

I've just bought one of these. Oooh it's good. Really good. Here's why. It's a dead cool DVD player which is ideal if you have an HD ready telly and want to really enjoy your DVDs to the full. It has Dolby sound so is great if you hook it up to separate speakers, but pretty good if you don't, too. It comes in silver (well alumininium) or black, and compared to some DVD players it is quite chunky - about the thickness of a video recorder. I don't know why. I forgive it this though, as the picture quality is awesome. Really sharp. It has 1080 upscaling, which means it is fully HD compatible, and a detachable mains lead, which I couldn't see ...  Read the complete review