Samsung DVD-1080P7 User reviews

By Pam Carroll on 20/04/2007

More Samsung reviews , RRP: AU$199.00

Description:

This DVD player upconverts signals to 1080p output, making it ideal for those who want to play their old DVD library on a new full HD screen.

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Users' rating:

6.6/10

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1080i | 1080p | blu-ray | dvd | dvd-1080p7 | hd dvd | high definition | samsung | upscaling

Tirm
08/05/2007, 02:20 AM

rating
9/10

Not everyone who has a 1080P tv has become an early adopter for HDDVD or BluRay format. For me, I rather wait to see who wins and for a price drop so I am not spending $600 on a hi-def player. Thats where the Samsung comes in. I am good with playing up-converted movies on my new HD tv and the fact it stretches its legs to full 1080p is a plus.

Pros: Great price, great functionality.

Cons: HDMI cable not included BUT thankfully I had one laying around.

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cali986
24/04/2007, 09:49 PM

rating
9/10

Just purchased the 1080P7 HD player and played my standard DVDs back on a Samsung 46" LCD 1080p HDTV, and the quality was 100% better than my old DVD player. The colors were also much better, less grainy, and it is almost HD.

Pros: Great bargain at CC for $99.

Cons: The HDMI cable was Not included.

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