Toshiba DR570 DVD Recorder $140.00 to $248.00 Thanks to its built-in digital and analog tuners, the DR570 DVD recorder from Toshiba both prepares you to receive digital broadcasting, and allows you to record TV programming to DVD independent of your HDTV. Further, with its DVD-recording drive and host of video inputs, the Toshiba DR570 makes it easy to record your favorite TV shows or home videos to DVD. For an enhanced DVD video experience optimized for your HDTV, the DR570 sports DVD video upconversion to 1080p.Minimize Manufacturer:Toshiba Product MPNKey FeaturesVideoAudioConnectionsMiscellaneous MPN DR570 DVD Type   DVD Recorder Progressive Scan   With Progressive Scan Video Upconversion   720p (HDTV) • 1080i (HDTV) • 1080p (HDTV) Playable Disk Types DVD Video • VCD • SVCD • DVD-R • DVD-RW • DVD+R • DVD+RW • CD-R • CD-RW Playable File Formats MP3 • WMA Video Output System NTSC Surround Sound   Virtual Surround • Dolby Digital (Digital out only) Audio DAC   24 bit Inputs Composite x 1 • S-Video x 1 • Analog Audio x 1 Outputs Composite x 1, S-Video x 1, Component x 1, HDMI x 1, Analog Audio x 1, Digital Audio Coaxial x 1 Front Panel S-Video Input • Audio Input UPC 022265002100 Tags: toshiba, dr570, dvd, recorder,

Coby DVD-224 $27.00 to $50.00 Coby's DVD-224 is about the size of a hardcover book, so whether you're ferrying the player between the kitchen and the bedroom or hooking it up for periodic use by the kids, the DVD-224's small size permits enjoyment of DVD programs and music CDs in just about any room you want. While not portable in the traditional sense--the unit has no screen and requires AC power--the DVD-224 is much easier to move around, set-up, and use than a traditional component DVD player.Minimize Manufacturer:Coby Product MPNKey FeaturesVideoAudioConnectionsConvenienceDimensionsMiscellaneous MPN DVD-224 DVD Type   DVD Player Progressive Scan   With Progressive Scan Playable Disk Types DVD Video • CD (Audio) • CD-R • CD-RW Playable File Formats MP3 Number of Discs   1 Video Output System PAL • NTSC Picture Control Zoom Surround Sound   Dolby Digital (Digital out only) Outputs Composite x 1, S-Video x 1, Analog Audio x 1, Digital Audio Coaxial x 1 Remote Control   Standard OSD Yes Parental Control   Yes Depth 10 in. Height 1.75 in. Width 7.5 in. UPC 716829992241 Tags: coby, dvd-224,

Toshiba DVR670 DVD Recorder $190.00 to $250.00 With 1080p HD video upconversion, built-in ATSC, NTSC, QAM TV tuners and superb digital audio sound, the Toshiba DVR670 DVD/VCR Recorder Combo offers the ability to record your favorite TV shows directly from your cable box, satellite receiver, or even over-the-air channels. It records onto DVD-R/W and DVD+R/W discs with a choice of 5 different recording modes. Your current DVD library will look and sound better than ever before, because this unit is a progressive-scan player capable of upconverting your DVDs to 720p, 1080i, and 1080p through the HDMI output. With its coaxial digital audio output and 192KHz/24-bit audio D/A conversion; enjoy the awesome power of Dolby Digital audio for a wider, more enveloping surround sound experience. In addition, plug in your digital camcorder to the front-panel DV input and make high quality DVDs of your memories quickly and easily.Minimize Manufacturer:Toshiba Product MPNKey FeaturesVideoAudioConnectionsConvenienceRecorderDimensionsMiscellaneous MPN DVR670 DVD Type   DVD Recorder / VCR Combo Progressive Scan   With Progressive Scan Video Upconversion   720p (HDTV) • 1080i (HDTV) • 1080p (HDTV) Playable Disk Types DVD Video • VCD • SVCD • DVD-R • DVD-RW • DVD+R • DVD+RW • CD (Audio) • CD-R • CD-RW • Picture CD Playable File Formats MP3 • WMA • JPEG Video Output System NTSC Video DAC   10 bit / 54 MHz Video Noise Reduction 3D Y/C Separation Surround Sound   Built-In Dolby Digital Decoder Audio DAC   24 bit / 192 kHz Inputs Composite x 2 • S-Video x 1 • Analog Audio x 1 Outputs S-Video x 1, Component x 1, HDMI x 1, Analog Audio x 1, Digital Audio Coaxial x 1 Front Panel Audio Input • iLINK DV Input Remote Control   Standard OSD Yes: English, French, Spanish Parental Control   Yes Record and Play Fetaures One Touch Recording Recordable Media VR Supported Recording Speeds SP • SLP VCR Video heads 4 Depth 10.55 in. Height 3.92 in. Width 17.13 in. Weight 9.46 lb. UPC 022265002117 Tags: toshiba, dvr670, dvd, recorder,

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Toshiba BDX2000 Blu-Ray DVD Player

Supporting BD-Live(TM) (Profile 2.0), the BDX2000 allows users to take advantage of interactive features through an Ethernet connection. With interactive content enabled on select Blu-ray discs and Bonus View(TM) support for picture-in-picture capability.

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jWIN iLuv i1255

Finally, a media solution that can play all your various media formats, from DVD to iPod, has arrived. The i1255 is designed to look as simple as the remote. Enjoy digital movie and music in a single, easy-to-use device that also lets you connect to an external audio device, play music from your Audio CDs, MP3 CDs and your iPod (including 6th generation), all with a compact remote control. Its modern sleek design is fashionable enough for the young and trendy, yet functional enough to attract the practical, function-driven consumer. Integrated dock adapters make watching movies or playing music from your iPod just plain simple.Minimize

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Coby DVD-657

This progressive scan DVD player has a Karoke function that will be sure to liven up any gathering. It is DVD, DVD+/-RW, CD, CD-R/RW, and CD+G compatible. In addition, it features a Dolby Digital decoder, a parental lock function, and convenient front panel and on-screen displays.

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JVC DR-MV80B DVD Recorder

The JVC DR-MV80B is a Tunerless DVD+VHS Recorder with Versatile Compatible formats including DivX, featuring TimerLink recording, HDMI output with 1080p/720p up-conversion (DVD/VHS). It has tuner free recording using the JVC's Timer Link, a feature that allows the camera to record TV programs by connecting to a satellite or cable set-top box via an AV cable. Once it is connected, the user picks the program using the box's electronic guide and timer function, the video camera senses the signal, powers up the recorder and starts recording. It automatically stops when the show is over.Minimize