Toshiba DVD Players


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1
 Toshiba SD-390E
Listed since 06/2009
DVD Player
"A simple, yet very effective DVD player - the SD-390E is a veritable bargain."
2 Reviews, 5 Opinions
 
 
2
 Toshiba SD-490
Listed since 11/2009
DVD Player
"If you're not ready to make the leap to a Blu-ray player just yet, but want a DVD player that can eke  …
1 Review
 
 
3
 XD-E600
Listed since 10/2009
DVD Player
"We love: XDE is still the best upscaling tech around, and the price is hard to argue with. We hate: It feels cheap, and is guilty of over  …
5 Reviews, 5 Opinions
 
 
4
 Toshiba SDP74
Listed since 05/2010
Portable DVD Player
"... low pixel count causes banding on background walls and leaves edges looking soft and jagged. You can  …
1 Review
 
 
5
 Toshiba SD-590E
Listed since 06/2009
HD-DVD-Player, DVD Player
Toshiba have done little in the SD-590E to progress from last year. Even the inclusion of DivX HD would have been  …
1 Review, 1 Opinion
 
 
6
 Toshiba SD-P 73 SWE
Listed since 02/2009
Portable DVD Player
The low resolution screen leads to pixel noise, a problem that could have been fixed with higher res screen. Overall  …
1 Review
 
 
  XD-E500
Listed since 09/2008
DVD Player
While not exactly likely to worry Blu-ray manufacturers, the Toshiba XD-E500 nevertheless manages to deliver excellent  …
2 Reviews, 5 Opinions
 
 
  HD-EP-35
Listed since 12/2007
HD-DVD-Player
"... the HD-EP35 scores yet more points for HD DVD in the battle with Blu-ray. Considering that it costs roughly the same as the cheapest Blu  …
4 Reviews
 
 
  HDEP30
Listed since 10/2007
HD-DVD-Player
"Price holding you back from joining the HD movie fun? You've now got one less excuse. The 'EP30 is awesome and affordable."
4 Reviews, 5 Opinions
 
 
 
 
  HD XE1
Listed since 03/2007
HD-DVD-Player
"... the HD-XE1 is capable of startling results with both HD DVD discs and DVDs. An top-quality sound and vision never goes out of fashion."
7 Reviews, 5 Opinions
 
 
  HDE1
Listed since 01/2007
DVD Player
"The HD-E1 is a great player and almost half the price of the cheapest Blu-ray player. ..."
7 Reviews, 5 Opinions
 
 
  SD-280-E
Listed since 04/2008
DVD Player
"... Toshiba's SD-280E is a reliable bet. It's sturdily built, offers a decent level of picture  …
1 Review, 5 Opinions
 
 
  SD-38-VB
Listed since 02/2008
DVD Player
"For people making the transition from tape to disc, the SD-38VB is a useful tool, enabling you to consolidate  …
1 Review
 
 
  SD-P-1900
Listed since 08/2007
Portable DVD Player
"... overall the Toshiba is a very likable portable boasting stylish design, good build and very respectable performance."
1 Review, 1 Opinion
 
 
  SD-370 E
Listed since 05/2007
DVD Player
"As expected, the Toshiba fights hard with the Philips, but not for the top spot."
3 Reviews, 5 Opinions
 
 
  Toshiba SD-360E
Listed since 08/2006
SACD DVD Player, DVD Player
"A very good player for your money, as we acknowledged in our 2006 Awards - and you can find it for even less."
3 Reviews
 
 
  SD-P2800
Listed since 05/2006
Portable DVD Player
"It's been a while since we last looked at this model, but it still causes a stir in the portable market."
2 Reviews
 
 
  SD 350E
Listed since 08/2005
DVD Player
"Even without an HDMI connection, the SD-350E represents great value for money but while the inclusion of  …
2 Reviews
 
 
 
 

Reviews

"Toshiba's budget DVD aims high"
1 DVD Player (approx. £60)
What Hi-Fi? Sound and Vision
Issue 7/2009
On test: Toshiba SD-390E
"In a tit-for-tat as to who has the best budget DVD player, Toshiba reply to last year's Award winner Onkyo with the still cheaper SD-390E. A good set of connections including HDMI and support for a wide range of DVD and CD formats are what you'll find in this no-frills player." Review details: Single Test   → Test results
"Toshiba takes the battle to Blu-ray"
1 DVD Player (approx. £120)
What Hi-Fi? Sound and Vision
Issue 11/2008
On test: Toshiba XDE500
"Conceding their loss in the high definition format war doesn't mean Toshiba will be immediately jumping on the Blu-ray bandwagon. Instead the company has talking up its latest line of upscaling DVD players, the XD-E500 being one of the more affordable examples." Review details: Single Test   → Test results
"Toshiba XD-E500"
1 DVD Player (approx. £120)
PC Advisor
Published on 8/2008
On test: Toshiba XDE500
"After Toshiba's defeat in the recent high definition format war, the company went back to the drawing board and decided that rather than jump on the Blu-ray bandwagon, they would concentrate their efforts on upscaling technology to improve the viewing on standard DVDs on high definition displays. The XD-E500 is the fruit of their labour but how close have they come to living up to their own hype?" Review details: Single Test   → Test results
"Toshiba SD-280E DVD Player"
1 DVD Player (approx. £60)
TrustedReviews
Published on 4/2008
On test: Toshiba SD-280E
"The SD-280E is the first new DVD player to roll off Toshiba's 2008 production line, and we were first in line to take a look. It's a distinctly entry-level affair, with a stripped down spec and ultra-low price, making it a perfect player to accompany a second TV in the bedroom or the kitchen. Despite its simple spec, there are actually two players beneath it in the pecking order - the SD-180E (which only boasts a JPEG viewer) and SD-185E (with DivX and JPEG playback). The SD-280E goes one step further by adding MP3 to the compatibility list." Review details: Single Test   → Test results

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