What can i say until you have seen THe Matrix on DVD you have not lived. I joined the Revolution just before christmas and chose my player after seeing a number of favourable reviews of the machine from friends and magazines.

I got home plugged it in watched the Warner Brother logo come up and I think to myself that looks good, the menu comes up, it looks cool, the film starts oh my god, oh my god, this looks fantastic, the picture is so sharp, the sound so crisp.

That was my first introduction to dvd and I am glad it was on this player it has loads of features to start with from dts, dolby sound, multi angle, zoom, crystal clear pausing. The list goes on...

I have played loads of dvds on the machine and I have not had a problem with one. You think to yourself that you won't use the Zoom feature, but when watching Cruel Intentions with the Commentary on, they claimed that there was a picture of the Lovely Sarah Michelle Geller next to the Clintions, so i stopped the film ans used the zoom to have a look at the picture and sure enough there she was.

Setting the machine up is a joy and hassle free as the the player comes with a scart socket which easly plugs into the back of the television. The player with automatically set is self up and leave you to watch your films.

If it is possible to fall in love with a remote control, I have done its brilliant, all the buttons that are regularly used are in put in ergonically designed places and the ones which are less used are hidden away under a little drawer.

The machine it self looks briallint and will machine nearly everyones tele.

The price I believe is falling because of the Toshiba SD100 come out so there is no better time to get one.