Philips DVD 750

Newest Review: ... any high-end TV, though the display seems to attract dust more than the rest of it! The open/close button is slightly ... more

... annoying though - you press it once, and it turns the machine on, but doesn't eject the disc - for that you've got to wait until the machine reads there's a disc there, and only then can you eject it. Connections around the back are slightly limited, but functional. There are two SCART ports, which is very useful, and both optical and digital audio connections. There's no seperated 5.1 channel sound though. Features are plentiful and all well-implemented. Fast/slow forward/rewind are available in jump-...more

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Philips DVD 750: Definitely Very Desireable (276 words)
by - written on 08/05/01 (Useful, 252 readings)
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Philips' player was my first introduction to the world of DVD, and it remains my favourite player of the many I've tried since. Starting with the player itself, it's solidly built, with a well-designed front and good firm ("clicky") buttons for the major functions. It wouldn't look out of place next to (or below) any high-end TV, though the display seems to attract dust more than the rest of it! The open/close button is slightly annoying though - you press it once, and it turns the machine on, but doesn't eject the disc - for that you've got to wait until the machine reads there's a disc there, and only then can ... Read the complete review