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Why go to theatres when you can get the same awesome picture quality from the comforts of your home with the Toshiba HD-D3? This Toshiba HD-DVD player gives you high-definition output in 720p/1080i resolution to enhance your viewing pleasure. Upconvert your existing videos to 1080i with HDMI with the help of this Toshiba media player and enjoy them to the fullest. The sleek, compact chassis of the Toshiba HD-D3 saves you immense space. The state-of-the-art Dolby TrueHD and Dolby Digital Plus technology of this Toshiba HD-DVD player gives you fabulous audio output like none other. The web-enabled capability of this Toshiba media player allows you to download ring tones, play games, buy movies online, or share videos with friends.Product Identifiers
BrandToshiba
MPNHD-D3
UPC0022265001073
ModelHD-D3
eBay Product ID (ePID)64508787
Product Key Features
Playable Media FormatDVD-R, DVD-R Dual Layer, CD, DVD-VR, DVD, DVD-RW, HDD, CD-R, CD-RW, DVD+R
Dimensions
Weight7.26lb.
Depth12.9in
Height2.34in
Width16.9in
Additional Product Features
On Screen DisplayYes: English, French, Spanish
Video Upconversion1080i (HDTV), 720p (HDTV)
OutputsAnalog Audio X 1, Composite X 1, Digital Audio Optical X 1, Hdmi, Component X 1
Surround SoundDts (Digital Out Only), Dolby Digital (Digital Out Only)
Number of Discs1
Progressive ScanWith Progressive Scan
Exterior ColorBlack
FeaturesFull HD
Remote ControlStandard
TypeHD-DVD Player
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- 21. Dez. 2015
Toshiba HD DVD – The Loser in the War
HD DVD and Blu-Ray were in development as early as 2002, with HiDef players and discs hitting the market in 2006. Unfortunately the systems were not compatible, and so the war was on. This battle certainly is similar to the Betamax – VHS battle of the 1970’s. Betamax had slightly better picture quality, but VHS had far longer playing time, and won the war. In this HiDef war Toshiba championed HD DVD while Sony promoted BluRay. HD DVD had the advantage in having more interactive capabilities (which is why the format was adopted by Xbox 360), while BluRay had greater storage capacity. By 2007 BluRay was winning the sales battle (there were rumors of massive payola involved) and by 2008 Toshiba had discontinued HD DVD. The Toshiba HD DVD player format has some nice features – such as being able to access the menu while the disc is playing. There are about 100 movies that were only released on HD DVD, so consumers may want a HD DVD player as a second player in order to view those movies. The Dukes of Hazzard movie is only available on HD DVD for example...... not sure why anyone would want it, but if you must have it in HD then HD DVD is the only way to go! LOL The picture quality is excellent, but I have noticed of 4 HD DVDs I purchased, one will not load at all. I don’t know if it’s a faulty disc, or a problem with the player. If consumers experienced this problem that may have been a reason for the decline of HD DVD. Standard DVDs play perfectly. Just a reminder to eBay buyers – HD DVDs absolutely will not play on a standard DVD player or on a BluRay player.Bestätigter Kauf: JaArtikelzustand: Gebraucht
- 26. Apr. 2016
Toshiba HD-D3 HD DVD Player
Good unit to play HD-DVD movies. Max resolution 1080i. Better unit than the XBOX 360 HD player. HDMI, Component, Composite video, no s-video. Must have remote for full function. Works much better after firmware update.Bestätigter Kauf: JaArtikelzustand: Gebraucht
