Lite On LVW-5001 DVD Recorder

alaTest has collected and analyzed 50 user reviews of Lite On LVW-5001 DVD Recorder from Amazon.co.uk. The average user rating for this product is 4.1/5, compared to an average user rating of 4.0/5 for other DVD Players on Amazon.co.uk. Reviewers really like the reliability and size. The image quality and price are also mentioned favorably.

alaTest has collected and analyzed 330 user reviews of Lite On LVW-5001 DVD Recorder from Amazon.com. The average user rating for this product is 3.0/5, compared to an average user rating of 3.6/5 for other DVD Players on Amazon.com. Opinions about the design and image quality are overall positive. The price and usability also get good opinions. Comments are divided on the size, and some have doubts about the reliability.

alaTest a collecté et analysé 1 avis de consommateurs sur Amazon.fr pour le produit Lite On LVW-5001 DVD Recorder. La note moyenne du produit est 5.0 sur 5, tandis que les autres Lecteurs DVD ont une note moyenne de 3.8 sur 5 sur Amazon.fr.

LiteOn LVW-5001

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So a bunch of us reporter types were sitting around CES 2003, and we kept hearing that recordable DVD finally stood poised to replace the VCR, since the prices had come down to the $600 range. Marketing people are paid to make these unrealistic claims...

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So a bunch of us reporter types were sitting around CES 2003, and we kept hearing that recordable DVD finally stood poised to replace the VCR, since the prices had come down to the $600 range. Marketing people are paid to make these unrealistic claims...