// // // ]]> Just come across this little gem while browsing the pages of Amazon for new products. If you’re looking for a device where you can easily play movie files via a USB memory stick or external hard drive but aren’t particularly bothered about all the bells and whistles then surely the DVDE360 has to be a strong contender. It is not a HD player but it will support DivX, MPEG 2/4. You can also

As home cinema systems now appear to be ever increasing in popularity and affordability, it’s probably a good idea to feature some here on the website. Looking around for an affordable system (under £200) The LG HT304SU Home Cinema System came up at a well priced £117 on Amazon. If you’re looking for an entry level DVD cinema system, it may not be a bad place to start. With this LG HT304SU home cinem

The DVP3310/05 plays any disc. reads any format. Does size matter? Ever heard of less is more? Introducing the best value DVD player. No complications! Just a simple set that plays practically any disc format including your digital photos with absolutely no compromise to picture quality. Whatever you’re watching, on whatever TV, Screen Fit ensures that the picture fills the whole screen. Annoying black bars

The DVPSR90B is a slim and compact DVD Player with tons of features including VCD and Super VCD Playback, Audio CD playback, mp3 playback and many other supported formats. It has a twin laser pickup and progressive scan output. It also has built-in Picture Sharpness, which helps deliver a crystal-clear image. Sound is enhanced by a 192kHz / 24bit audio D/A Converter and 96kHz/24bit Digital Audio Output. And what

Seeing as this site is called Hard Drive DVD Recorder Tech News, it’s about time I put some content in here that covered hard drive dvd recorders. There are a multitude of these machines available but which one to buy? After looking at a few, I came across this one, the LG DR275 and while it’s not the most pleasing on the eye, apparently one of the greenest (not in colour!) machines around. When in use,

The reason most people by a DVD player is as a replacement for the old analog video recorder but then the next problem is what to do with the video tapes that you’ve amassed but can no longer play? the main answer to the is to transfer them on to DVD but the problem with that is that you get the white noise and dodgy jittery screen that comes with the old VHS tapes. The LG – DRT389H 1080P Up-Scaling Dig