Toshiba SD 110

Newest Review: ... Factor. Don't ever throw away old instruction manuals is all I can say! The Toshiba's instructions are simple to ... more

... follow, and I soon had located the picture. The remote control is also easy to use, and I was watching my first DVD film relatively quickly. You cannot, however, watch a DVD while taping a satellite broadcast through your video, as both use the same channel on the TV. I'm not sure why this is, but it's a fact. Another thing I didn't know - and this was a bit of a blow - you can't video tape from a DVD! Even if you could wire one into another, it seems most DVD's are "write protected" to p...more

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Toshiba SD 110: Looks Good to Me! (559 words)
by - written on 30/12/01 (Very useful, 368 readings)
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I bought this DVD player in Comet, partly due to a positive review on this site. If you're thinking of buying a player, and it seems thousands of us are, but can't be bothered delving into the technical specifications, then you may well be flumoxed by the choice. Price and aesthetics seem to be the only discriminators, and therefore it's useful to read opinions by those who do understand the technical issues. So I'll apologise right now in this review, because I don't understand the technical nitty gritty behind this Toshiba! All I know is it seemed relatively easy to set up, although you do have to buy a Scart cable in order to do this (mine ... Read the complete review

Budget player boasting stunning features (1061 words)
by - written on 08/09/01 (Very useful, 730 readings)
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Before I start, let me give you a short explanation for why I got a DVD player. Otherwise skip down a little bit ... I love films in general. My favourite one being Fight Club. I have the book and the video, and my sister had the DVD. I had watched my video copy a million times (well perhaps not that many) and the quality was deteriorating. Some of the best scenes had an irritating line through the middle. Also, I had the non wide screen version. I don't have a wide screen TV so it seemed sensible, but having seen it in the cinema already I began to realise what I was missing. For example: There is one part of the film where Tyler jumps into a car ... Read the complete review