Denon DVD-1930 DVD Player
Affer having brought you details last month of what is available at the bottom end of the DVD market in the form of the Tesco DVD-1030 DVD player which retails for under £18, it seemed only right to pick one of the best sub £250 on the market and highlight what you get for the extra £232 outlay.
Launched only recently by Denon and already What Hi-Fi's 2006 DVD player of the Yeat, the £250 Denon DVD-1930 DVD Player is a fully featured all in one disc player that supports CD and SACD as well as DVD. Boasting almost every possible feature you can think of the Denon DVD-1930 DVD Player really is a universal player that should complement any home cinema set up be it high definition or not.
The list of features the Denon DVD-1930 DVD Player has tucked under its silver alloy case beggers belief and includes HMDI upscaled output with the choice of either 720p, 1080i or fully HD compliant 1080p output for the ultimate high definition DVD picture experience. Like so many of the current crop of DVD players, the Denon DVD-1930 DVD Player also features MPEG4 decoding including compatibility with the latest DiVx codec which now stands at version 6. Not content with just MPEG4 , Denon have also made sure with the DVD-1930 DVD Player that MP3 and Windows Media are also catered for.
The build quality of the Denon DVD-1930 DVD Player is superb and as you would expect of a DVD player that utilises one of the latest Progressive scan Faroudja chips, picture quality is superlative. The on board analogue audio of the Denon DVD-1930 DVD player is also impressive with an 8 channel 192 kHz 24-Bit Burr-Brown DSD1608 digital to analogue converter doing all the hard work, which is one of the very best currently available.
When you add all this up it is very difficult to criticise the Denon DVD-1930 DVD Player in any way - quite simply it is one of the very best DVD players on the market and one that is worth every penny of its £250 price tag.
The Denon DVD-1930 DVD Player is on sale now and is also available in black as well a silver finish.
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